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Two new brome-grasses(Bromus, Poaceae)from the Iberian Peninsula

Carmen Acedo, Félix Llamas

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Acedo, C. & Llamas, F.: Two new brome-grasses (Bromus, Poaceae) from the Iberian Peninsula. — Willdenowia 27: 47–55. 1997. — ISSN 0511-9618.Bromus cabrerensis and B. nervosus (B. subg. Bromus) from the Iberian Peninsula are described as species new to science and illustrated. The tetraploid B. cabrerensis (2n = 28) is closely related to the B. hordeaceus complex, whereas B. nervosus holds a rather isolated position.

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Acedo, C. & Llamas, F.: Two new brome-grasses (Bromus, Poaceae) from the Iberian Peninsula. — Willdenowia 27: 47–55. 1997. — ISSN 0511-9618.Bromus cabrerensis and B. nervosus (B. subg. Bromus) from the Iberian Peninsula are described as species new to science and illustrated. The tetraploid B. cabrerensis (2n = 28) is closely related to the B. hordeaceus complex, whereas B. nervosus holds a rather isolated position.

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Acedo, C. & Llamas, F.: Two new brome-grasses (Bromus, Poaceae) from the Iberian Peninsula. — Willdenowia 27: 47–55. 1997. — ISSN 0511-9618.Bromus cabrerensis and B. nervosus (B. subg. Bromus) from the Iberian Peninsula are described as species new to science and illustrated. The tetraploid B. cabrerensis (2n = 28) is closely related to the B. hordeaceus complex, whereas B. nervosus holds a rather isolated position.

Key concepts: Bromus, Willdenowia, Peninsula, Poaceae, Botany, Biology, Geography, Ecology

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