H. ’t Hart
Abstract
Sedum ursi from Mt Sandras (Turkey) is described. Most probably it is related to the species of Sedum series Alpestria Berger of Sedum sect. Sedum. The position of Sedum ursi (2n = 12) within Sedum series Alpestria is briefly discussed, especially with respect to the three paleodiploid species (x = 8) of this group.
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Sedum ursi from Mt Sandras (Turkey) is described. Most probably it is related to the species of Sedum series Alpestria Berger of Sedum sect. Sedum. The position of Sedum ursi (2n = 12) within Sedum series Alpestria is briefly discussed, especially with respect to the three paleodiploid species (x = 8) of this group.
Key concepts: Sedum, Crassulaceae, Botany, Series (stratigraphy), Biology, Paleontology