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Two new species of Rubus sect. Corylifolii Lindl. (Rosaceae) from the east of the Netherlands

A. van de Beek, Karst Meijer, A. S. Troelstra

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Two new species of Rubus section Corylifolii Lindl. series Ferociores A.Beek, Rubus nemoripetens Meijer, Troelstra & A. Beek and R. adenacanthus Troelstra, Meijer & A. Beek, are described. The distribution area of both species includes the eastern and central sand areas in the Netherlands (mainly in the Provinces of Overijssel and Gelderland).

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Two new species of Rubus section Corylifolii Lindl. series Ferociores A.Beek, Rubus nemoripetens Meijer, Troelstra & A. Beek and R. adenacanthus Troelstra, Meijer & A. Beek, are described. The distribution area of both species includes the eastern and central sand areas in the Netherlands (mainly in the Provinces of Overijssel and Gelderland).

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Two new species of Rubus section Corylifolii Lindl. series Ferociores A.Beek, Rubus nemoripetens Meijer, Troelstra & A. Beek and R. adenacanthus Troelstra, Meijer & A. Beek, are described. The distribution area of both species includes the eastern and central sand areas in the Netherlands (mainly in the Provinces of Overijssel and Gelderland).

Key concepts: Rubus, Rosaceae, Geography, Botany, Biology

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