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Species distinction in the “Potentillapollen type” (Rosaceae) of NW Europe

Frøydis Eide Eikeland

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Pollen grains of eight different species from the genera Comarum, Fragaria, Potentilla and Sibbaldia, usually considered as one type, the “Potentilla type”, were examined and morphological features making distinction possible are described

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Pollen grains of eight different species from the genera Comarum, Fragaria, Potentilla and Sibbaldia, usually considered as one type, the “Potentilla type”, were examined and morphological features making distinction possible are described

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Pollen grains of eight different species from the genera Comarum, Fragaria, Potentilla and Sibbaldia, usually considered as one type, the “Potentilla type”, were examined and morphological features making distinction possible are described

Key concepts: Potentilla, Rosaceae, Pollen, Botany, Type (biology), Biology, Geography, Ecology

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