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Plant Taxonomy

Taxonomic notes on Geum micropetalum Gasp. and Geum heterocarpum Boiss. (Rosaceae) in Italy

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Pages 806-811 | Published online: 28 Aug 2013
 

Abstract

The systematic and taxonomic position of Geum micropetalum, a controversial species currently treated as endemic to Italy, is discussed. The name G. micropetalum is here typified and shown to be a heterotypic synonym of G. urbanum. Herbarium survey evidenced the historical presence in Italy of G. heterocarpum. During ad hoc field investigations carried out in 2012, we were able to confirm the presence of this species in a single small population, the only one known from Italy.

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Acknowledgements

Many thanks are due to the curators and colleagues of the following herbaria for their help and advice during our study: Roberta Vallariello and Annalisa Santangelo (NAP), Silvia Assini (PAV), Annalisa Managlia (BOLO), Chiara Nepi (FI), Anna Rita Frattaroli (AQUI). We thank Robert P. Wagensommer for his comments and suggestions on an earlier version of the manuscript and for helping them in the IUCN assessment of G. heterocarpum. We also thank friends Pasqualino Paris and Stefano Scivola for accompanying us during the excursion on Mt Briccialone and for providing us the digital image of G. heterocarpum.

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