A new species of Echinops (Asteraceae) from Turkey;Türkiye'den Echinops'un (Asteraceae) yeni bir türü

Turkish Journal of Botany

Volumn 34, Issue 6, 2010, Pages 513-519

  Vural, Cem ^a   Biter, Mustafa Kemal ^b   Dadandi, Mehmet Yaşar ^a  

^a ERCIYES UNIVERSITY   (Turkey)

^b Primary schools of Manas   (Turkey)

Author keywords

Compositae; Echinops; Pollen; Taxonomy

Indexed keywords

GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION; MORPHOLOGY; NEW GENUS; NEW RECORD; NEW SPECIES; PLANT; POLLEN; TAXONOMY;

ADANA [ADANA (PRV)]; ADANA [TURKEY]; TURKEY;

ASTERACEAE; ECHINOPS (PLANT);

EID: 78449249678     PISSN: 1300008X     EISSN: 13036106     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.3906/bot-0909-171     Document Type: Article

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