1994Nordic Journal of BotanyRequires access

Cucumis canoxyi (Cucurbitaceae) — a new species from Yemen

Mats Thulin, Abdul Nasser Al‐Gifri

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The new species Cucumis canoxyi , growing on limestone rocks in the Hadramaut Region of southern Yemen, is described and illustrated. The species is the second known member of Cucumis to be without tendrils.

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The new species Cucumis canoxyi , growing on limestone rocks in the Hadramaut Region of southern Yemen, is described and illustrated. The species is the second known member of Cucumis to be without tendrils.

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The new species Cucumis canoxyi , growing on limestone rocks in the Hadramaut Region of southern Yemen, is described and illustrated. The species is the second known member of Cucumis to be without tendrils.

Key concepts: Cucumis, Cucurbitaceae, Tendril, Biology, Botany, Cucurbita

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