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008			260630s2012 ag |||||||||||||||||eng
041	0		_aeng
100	1		_aGonzalez, Ana María _99634
700	1		_aSalgado, Cristina R. _9124582
700	1		_aFernández, Aveliano _97899
245	1	0	_aAnatomy, pollen, and chromosomes of Adenoa (Turneraceae), a monotypic genus endemic to Cuba
264		1	_c2012
300			_a18 páginas
500			_afot byn, fot col, il., tbl
520			_aThe monotipic genus Adenoa is endemic to Cuba. Its names alludes to the presence of minute glands on the petal margin, identified in the present study as lachrymiform colleters. Here we describe the morphological, anatomicas, palynolgical, and chromosome features that characterize Adenoa cubensis. The indumentum of Adenoa consists only of stellate trichomes. Unlike many species of the new world genera Piriqueta and Turnera, Adenoa lacks glandular hairs and extrafloral nectaries. Adenoa, Piriqueta and Turnera share the presence of standard, sessile, and lachrymiform colleters. The leaves of Adenoa have xeromorphic features, which include entire, revolute blade margins, an adaxial hypodermis, and stomata restricted to the abaxial surface. The chromosome number is 2n=14, which is probably the ancestral number of the family. Adenoa chromosomes are similar in size to those of Turnera, and are larger than those of Piriqueta. Using the available data, we discuss relationships among the new world genera of Turneraceae.
650		4	_aEmergences _9162268
650		4	_aFloral Anatomy _9162269
650		4	_aFloral Vascularization _9162270
650		4	_aFoliar Ontogeny _9162271
650		4	_aIndumentum _9162272
650		4	_aLeaves _9162273
650		4	_aPollen _9162274
650		4	_aSeeds _9126080
773	0		_tBrittonia _x0007-196X _gv. 64 n. 2 (2012) _w242249
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