Jurinea kozakliensis (Asteraceae), a New Species from Turkey
Ahmet İlçım, Berna Demir
Abstract
Ahmet İlçım, Berna Demir
Abstract
Jurinea kozakliensis İlçim sp. nova (Asteraceae) is described from central Anatolia, Turkey. It grows on marly hills in Kozaklı District of Nevşehir Province. It resembles especially J. tortumensis, but differs from it by e.g. much smaller capitula and corolla and distinctly toothed vs. smooth achenes. SEM photographs of the pollen grains of J. kozakliensis are provided.
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Jurinea kozakliensis İlçim sp. nova (Asteraceae) is described from central Anatolia, Turkey. It grows on marly hills in Kozaklı District of Nevşehir Province. It resembles especially J. tortumensis, but differs from it by e.g. much smaller capitula and corolla and distinctly toothed vs. smooth achenes. SEM photographs of the pollen grains of J. kozakliensis are provided.
Key concepts: Achene, Asteraceae, Pollen, Botany, Geography, Biology