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Bauhinia chrysophylla, a new species from Thailand (Leguminosae–Caesalpinioideae)

Kai Larsen, Supee Saksuwan Larsen

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A new species of Bauhinia from Peninsular Thailand is described as B. chrysophylla. It appears to be endemic to an isolated mountain and must be regarded as a rare and endangered species. Its pollen morphology is studied and its relationships discussed.

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A new species of Bauhinia from Peninsular Thailand is described as B. chrysophylla. It appears to be endemic to an isolated mountain and must be regarded as a rare and endangered species. Its pollen morphology is studied and its relationships discussed.

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A new species of Bauhinia from Peninsular Thailand is described as B. chrysophylla. It appears to be endemic to an isolated mountain and must be regarded as a rare and endangered species. Its pollen morphology is studied and its relationships discussed.

Key concepts: Caesalpinioideae, Bauhinia, Biology, Pollen, Endangered species, Botany, Fabaceae, Ecology

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