Chromosome numbers and karyomorphology of Festuca circummediterranea Patzke group (Poaceae, Loliinae)
Copyright policy )Chromosome numbers and karyomorphology of Festuca circummediterranea Patzke group (Poaceae, Loliinae)
The first comprehensive karyological overview of the group of Festuca circummediterranea, comprising 10 Euro-Mediterranean taxa (5 species and 7 subspecies, including autonyms), is provided. Thirty populations were sampled from across almost the whole distributional range of the aggregate, including the loci classici of each taxon. The first chromosome counts for F. jeanpertii subsp. jeanpertii, subsp. achaica, and subsp. gracilis are reported. All the taxa were found to be diploid (2n = 14) and have a similar karyotype, characterized by the predominace of metacentric and submetacentric chromosomes; the occurrence of B-chromosomes was recorded from a single taxon, F. marginata subsp. gallica.
- University of Pavia Italy
- University of Florence Italy
- New York University Italy
570, Festuca lambinonii, Festuca humifusa, Festuca jeanpertii, Festuca marginata, Euro-Mediterranean flora, Festuca humifusa, Festuca jeanpertii, Festuca lambinonii, Festuca marginata, taxonomy, Biodiversity, 630, taxonomy, Euro-Mediterranean flora, Taxonomy
570, Festuca lambinonii, Festuca humifusa, Festuca jeanpertii, Festuca marginata, Euro-Mediterranean flora, Festuca humifusa, Festuca jeanpertii, Festuca lambinonii, Festuca marginata, taxonomy, Biodiversity, 630, taxonomy, Euro-Mediterranean flora, Taxonomy
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