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Morphological and molecular evidence for a new endemic species of Triniochloa (Poaceae) from Jalisco, Mexico
Background and aims – Triniochloa is a genus endemic to the Americas. Currently, there are six described species, four of which are Mexican endemics. In this study, we present a description, distribution map, and photographs of a new species of Triniochloa endemic to Jalisco, Mexico and a phylogenet
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