2019•Phytologia BalcanicaRequires access

New records of Ipomoea species (Convolvulaceae) for the flora of Egypt

Eman K. Shamso, Ibraim A. El Garf, Amal Hosny

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Ipomoea triloba and I. wrightii (Convolvulaceae) have been set as new records for the Nile Delta of Egypt. These species belong to genus Ipomoea, which is considered a weed in Egypt. A concise description, phenology and ecological observations of the newly recorded taxa have been provided, along with photographs.

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Ipomoea triloba and I. wrightii (Convolvulaceae) have been set as new records for the Nile Delta of Egypt. These species belong to genus Ipomoea, which is considered a weed in Egypt. A concise description, phenology and ecological observations of the newly recorded taxa have been provided, along with photographs.

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Ipomoea triloba and I. wrightii (Convolvulaceae) have been set as new records for the Nile Delta of Egypt. These species belong to genus Ipomoea, which is considered a weed in Egypt. A concise description, phenology and ecological observations of the newly recorded taxa have been provided, along with photographs.

Key concepts: Convolvulaceae, Ipomoea, Flora (microbiology), Genus, Taxon, Botany, Weed, Biology

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