SYSTEMATICS, SIMILARITY AND ACANTHACEAE POLLEN MORPHOLOGY
A brief discussion of the history of Acanthaceae classifications is provided. It is argued that several approaches utilizing pollen morphological data for the classification of the family can be identified. The Lindau pollen types are shown to have an indirect relationship to Lindau's own class...
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| description | A brief discussion of the history of Acanthaceae classifications is provided. It is argued that several approaches utilizing pollen morphological data for the classification of the family can be identified. The Lindau pollen types are shown to have an indirect relationship to Lindau's own classification. Pollen morphological similarity is explored within the context of cladistic methodology. It is shown that some of the Lindau pollen types are analogous. It is demonstrated that shared similarities can be of three types: conflicting (homoplasious), plesiomorphic and apomorphic. © 1992. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:29fe0e6e-6dfb-4ef0-8880-f0e0d0b0a6822022-03-26T12:22:14ZSYSTEMATICS, SIMILARITY AND ACANTHACEAE POLLEN MORPHOLOGYJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:29fe0e6e-6dfb-4ef0-8880-f0e0d0b0a682EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1992Scotland, RA brief discussion of the history of Acanthaceae classifications is provided. It is argued that several approaches utilizing pollen morphological data for the classification of the family can be identified. The Lindau pollen types are shown to have an indirect relationship to Lindau's own classification. Pollen morphological similarity is explored within the context of cladistic methodology. It is shown that some of the Lindau pollen types are analogous. It is demonstrated that shared similarities can be of three types: conflicting (homoplasious), plesiomorphic and apomorphic. © 1992. |
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| title | SYSTEMATICS, SIMILARITY AND ACANTHACEAE POLLEN MORPHOLOGY |
| title_full | SYSTEMATICS, SIMILARITY AND ACANTHACEAE POLLEN MORPHOLOGY |
| title_fullStr | SYSTEMATICS, SIMILARITY AND ACANTHACEAE POLLEN MORPHOLOGY |
| title_full_unstemmed | SYSTEMATICS, SIMILARITY AND ACANTHACEAE POLLEN MORPHOLOGY |
| title_short | SYSTEMATICS, SIMILARITY AND ACANTHACEAE POLLEN MORPHOLOGY |
| title_sort | systematics similarity and acanthaceae pollen morphology |
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