Brassicaceae
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Part of Flora of the Pan-Himalaya
- Editor: Ihsan Ali Al-Shehbaz, University of Missouri, St Louis
- Date Published: July 2016
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- format: Hardback
- isbn: 9781107158986
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Volume 30 of the Flora of Pan-Himalaya is devoted to the mustard family (Brassicaceae or Cruciferae). The Brassicaceae is one of the most natural plant families, and it is distributed on all continents except Antarctica, though mainly in the temperate, alpine, and subarctic areas. The highest diversity of the family is in the Irano-Turanian region, followed by western North America, the Mediterranean region, the Andes of South America, and the Himalayan region. The nomenclatural novelties in this volume include the new species Lepidium densipuberulum and Sisymbrium nepalense, and the new name L. cuneiforme. Furthermore, the lectotypes of Aphragmus tibeticus, A. stewartii, Braya rubicundula, Cardamine calcicola, C. impatiens var. elongata, C. weixiensis, Draba lichiangensis, Eutrema deltoideum var. grandiflorum, E. przewalskii, E. sherriffii, Hemilophia serpens, Noccaea cochlearioides, Parrya chitralensis, Pyconplinthus uniflora, Solms-laubachia minor, and S.-L. xerophyta are newly designated.
Read more- A culmination of over ten years of work in collecting and identifying plants, many of which were previously unknown
- Covers the whole Himalayan region
- An indispensable resource for all those involved in plant conservation, biodiversity and taxonomy
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- Date Published: July 2016
- format: Hardback
- isbn: 9781107158986
- length: 612 pages
- dimensions: 267 x 191 x 35 mm
- weight: 1.41kg
- availability: In stock
Table of Contents
Foreword
Introduction
Preface
Acknowledgements
Part I. Brassicaceae:
1. Alyssum
2. Calymmatium
3. Olimarabidopsis
4. Notoceras
5. Matthiola
6. Aphragmus
7. Acirostrum
8. Arabis
9. Arcyosperma
10. Baimashania
11. Dendroarabis
12. Draba
13. Parryodes
14. Scapiarabis
15. Sinoarabis
16. Megadenia
17. Brassica
18. Crambe
19. Diplotaxis
20. Eruca
21. Raphanus
22. Rapistrum
23. Sinapis
24. Goldbachia
25. Arabidopsis
26. Camelina
27. Capsella
28. Catolobus
29. Neslia
30. Barbarea
31. Cardamine
32. Nasturtium
33. Rorippa
34. Chorispora
35. Litwinowia
36. Parrya
37. Noccaea
38. Conringia
39. Crucihimalaya
40. Ladakiella
41. Descurainia
42. Hornungia
43. Ianhedgea
44. Dontostemon
45. Erysimum
46. Atelanthera
47. Braya
48. Christolea
49. Dilophia
50. Euclidium
51. Leiospora
52. Lepidostemon
53. Neotorularia
54. Pycnoplinthopsis
55. Pycnoplinthus
56. Shangrilaia
57. Sisymbriopsis
58. Solms-Laubachia
59. Strigosella
60. Tetracme
61. Eutrema
62. Pegaeophyton
63. Isatis
64. Lepidium
65. Megacarpaea
66. Shehbazia
67. Sisymbrium
68. Smelowskia
69. Stevenia
70. Alliaria
71. Didymophysa
72. Graellsia
73. Pseudocamelina
74. Thlaspi
75. Turritis
76. Yinshania
77. Asperuginoides
78. Dipoma
79. Hemilophia
General references
Index to scientific names.
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