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Vegetation of Southeastern Spain
What is in a name? The need for accurate scientific nomenclature for plants.
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Flavonoid content of commercial capers (Capparis spinosa, C. sicula and C. orientalis) produced in mediterranean countries
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The flavonol content of commercial capers produced in different Mediterranean countries has been analysed and brining extracted most of the kaempferol 3-rhamnosyl rutinoside present in the original buds, this being a minor constituent in pickled capers.
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Árnica: a multivariate analysis of the botany and ethnopharmacology of a medicinal plant complex in the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands.
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AFLP fingerprinting in Capparis subgenus Capparis related to the commercial sources of capers
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Although these results cannot confirm the hybrid origin of C. spinosa, the distribution of the bands supports this hypothesis, the most likely parental species being C. orientalis and C. sicula, and the differentiation of four of the five taxa involved.
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Review of food and medicinal uses ofCapparis L. SubgenusCapparis (capparidaceae)
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Although Capparis spinosa from the western Mediterranean is the most widely used species, the subgenus comprises 23 species and subspecies occupying large territories from the Atlantic coasts to the Pacific in the Old World, which have recorded medicinal and food uses for 19 species.
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Patterns of spatial and temporal variations in soil salinity: example of a salt marsh in a semiarid climate
Spatial and temporal variations in soil salinity were measured in a salt marsh in semi‐arid southeastern Spain. A total of 108 samples were taken from the top 20 cm of soil during 2 years in a…
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A SYSTEMATIC REVISION OF CAPPARIS SECTION CAPPARIS (CAPPARACEAE)1, 2
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Ten species are recognized, including two new species, Capparis atlantica and C. zoharyi, including four new subspecies, and a full taxonomic treatment, keys, and distribution maps of the recognized species are provided.
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Major plant communities of warm North American deserts
A syntaxonomic study of the major plant communi- ties in neotropical North American deserts (Sonoran, Mojave and Baja California Deserts) is presented. The field method of the Braun-Blanquet approach…
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A SYSTEMATIC REVISION OF CAPPARIS SECTION CAPPARIS
TLDR
Ten species are recognized, including two new species, Capparis atlantica and C. zoharyi, including four new subspecies, and a full taxonomic treatment, keys, and distribution maps of the recognized species are provided.
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