2014•Nordic Journal of BotanyRequires access

Bupleurum shanianum sp. nov. (Apiaceae) from China

Xiang‐Guang Ma, Xing‐Jin He

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Abstract

Bupleurum shanianum X. G. Ma & X. J. He, previously recognized in China as B. gracillimum , is proposed here as a new species. This new species and B. gracillimum differ in many morphological characters (flowering stem position, bract size, number of flowers per umbellule) and have non‐overlapping distribution ranges. Bupleurum shanianum is most similar to B. yunnanense Franch., but the new species has shorter cauline leaves, and umbellules usually with 4 bracteoles and 3–6(–9) flowers. Bupleurum shanianum is known from eastern Himalayas to western Sichuan.

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Bupleurum shanianum X. G. Ma & X. J. He, previously recognized in China as B. gracillimum , is proposed here as a new species. This new species and B. gracillimum differ in many morphological characters (flowering stem position, bract size, number of flowers per umbellule) and have non‐overlapping distribution ranges. Bupleurum shanianum is most similar to B. yunnanense Franch., but the new species has shorter cauline leaves, and umbellules usually with 4 bracteoles and 3–6(–9) flowers. Bupleurum shanianum is known from eastern Himalayas to western Sichuan.

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Bupleurum shanianum X. G. Ma & X. J. He, previously recognized in China as B. gracillimum , is proposed here as a new species. This new species and B. gracillimum differ in many morphological characters (flowering stem position, bract size, number of flowers per umbellule) and have non‐overlapping distribution ranges. Bupleurum shanianum is most similar to B. yunnanense Franch., but the new species has shorter cauline leaves, and umbellules usually with 4 bracteoles and 3–6(–9) flowers. Bupleurum shanianum is known from eastern Himalayas to western Sichuan.

Key concepts: Apiaceae, Bupleurum, Biology, Bract, Botany, Umbel, Inflorescence, Pathology

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