The pseudo-radiate buttons: A taxonomic revision of the <ce:italic>Cotula turbinata</ce:italic> group (Asteraceae; Anthemideae) and the description of two new species
Cotula is a large genus of ca. 50 species, centred in the Cape Floristic Region of South Africa, but also extending into tropical Africa, Eurasia, Australia as well as the Americas. The urgent need for a taxonomic treatment of Cotula has long been acknowledged, with no formal revision available. To...
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