Revision of seseli L. (umbelliferae) genus in Turkey
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REVISION OF SESELI L. (UMBELLIFERAE) GENUS IN TURKEY(Ph.D. Thesis)Ebru Doğan GünerGAZI UNIVERSITYINSTUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYJuly 2006ABSTRACTThis study comprises the identification, description and geographicaldistribution as well as certain morphological, palinological,micromorphological, anatomical and cytological properties of the taxabelonging to the genus Seseli in Turkey. In this study, two new species (S.marashica H. Duman & E. Doğan, S. serpentina H.Duman, M.Southam &B.L.Burtt) and one new record (S. transcaucasicum (Schischk.) Pimenov &Sdobnina) are inserted at genus. Seseli genus which represented with 11 speciesand one subspecies according to Flora of Turkey has been evaluated with 14species and one subspecies at this work. Threat categories of endemic and nonendemic taxa of Seseli L. are arrenged again according to IUCN Red ListCategories. Phytogeographical region of taxa was revised and suggestedphytogeographical region to taxa which was undetermined region.Science code : 205Key words : Revision, Seseli, TurkeyPage number : 261Adviser : Prof. Dr. Hayri DUMAN
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Ebru Doğan Güner
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Ebru Doğan Güner (Doctorate thesis). Revision of seseli L. (umbelliferae) genus in Turkey, 2006, Gazi University.
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