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Themeda helferi Hack. (Panicoideae: Poaceae) collected from the forests of Prakasam and Vishakapatnam districts of Andhra Pradesh, India, is being reported as a new record to India. A full description, notes, illustration, photographs and a distribution map along with comparative analysis with allied species, T. quadrivalvis (L.) Kuntze are provided.
2007 •
Plant Systematics and Evolution
Phylogeny of sections Clavelligerae and Pectinatae of Panicum (Poaceae, Panicoideae, Paniceae): establishment of the new subtribe Dichantheliinae and the genus Adenochloa2014 •
Bangladesh Journal of Plant Taxonomy
Dimeria kalerii (Poaceae: Panicoideae), A new species from northern Kerala, India2018 •
Dimeria kalerii, a new species collected from the lateritic plateaus of NorthernKerala, India is described and illustrated. It is allied to Dimeria gracilis in robust habit, densely bearded nodes, lax racemes, long clavate pedicels with cupuliform apex but differs in ciliate apex of ligules, numerous racemes on the peduncles (7-32), hairy pedicels, smaller spikelets (3.8–4.2 mm), shorter cilia on the upper and lower glume, long bristly hairs at the apex of upper glume, hairy column of awns and smaller anthers (1.8–2.0 mm).Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. 25(1): 13-18, 2018 (June)
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Panicum scabridum, an incertae sedis species of Panicum s.l., is here included in the genus Coleataenia, following a phylogenetic analysis based on one new ndhF sequence of the species and associated morphological data. Panicum scabridum and species of Coleataenia are cespitose and perennial plants, with a lower glume (1–)3–5-nerved, 1/3 to 3/4 of the spikelet, upper glume and lower lemma 5–9-nerved, and upper anthecium smooth, shiny, and indurate. Within Coleataenia, P. scabridum appeared as the sister taxon of the species pair C. prionitis and C. petersonii; these three species are the only NADP-me taxa of tribe Paspaleae exhibiting two bundle sheaths around the vascular bundles, i.e., with an outer parenchymatous sheath and an inner mestome sheath with specialized chloroplasts. The new combination
A new species Dimeria kalliadense, collected from the lateritic plateau of Northern Kerala, India is described and illustrated. This new species is similar to Dimeria keralae in having intertwining racemes, oblique tip of the pedicel, long callus and callus hairs, upper glumes with round and echinate dorsal surface, but differs in having two sub-equal racemes, long pedicel, larger and distantly arranged spikelets, aristate upper glumes, acuminate lower glume, very long and hairy column of awns, lower lemma with dorsal keel and larger vinaceous anthers.
The genus Louisiella (Poaceae, Paniceae) is reviewed. This African monotypic genus was originally circumscribed on the basis of morphological characters. Recent phylogenetic studies have shown its affinity with an American species of Panicum, P. elephantipes. Molecular, morphological, and anatomical characters of Louisiella fluitans and P. elephantipes were analyzed. Both species share vegetative and reproductive characters, including habit, ligules, blades, inflorescence, and spikelet features, such as a reduced lower glume, lanceolate upper glume and lower lemma both longer than the upper anthecium, lower palea reduced or absent, and lower flower absent, upper anthecium indurate, and a caryopsis with a linear hilum. Anatomically, both taxa are Kranz of the PS-subtype, with specialized chloroplasts on the outer parenchymatous sheath. The molecular phylogenetic analysis also corroborates the relationship between these species, with a 100% bootstrap support. As a result, we conclude that P. elephantipes has to be transferred to Louisiella, making that genus amphitropicalin distribution. Affinities of Louisiella with other genera of Paniceae are also discussed. Finally, two lectotypes are designated for Panicum fistulosum and Digitaria megapotamica.
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Dimeria fasciculata (Poaceace) collected from Panchvati, Middle Andaman of the Andaman group of Islands in India is described and illustrated as a new species. Some of its morphological characters resemble with other members of the genus Dimeria avenacea, Dimeria fuscescens, Dimeria kurzii and Dimeria ornithopoda but this species differs from all in having culms branched on almost all nodes; branches 3?9, unequal in length, terminating usually in solitary, rarely 2-digitate racemes; spikelets embedded within the rachis; and awn of lemma short, stiff, aligned along with raceme. Morphological features place this species under Section Dimeria of Genus Dimeria.
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Clinical Microbiology Reviews
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