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Nutlet micromorphology of Japanese Salvia (Salviinae, Lamiaceae) and its systematic significance
Salvia is a taxonomically challenging genus in the Japanese archipelago, comprising 12 distinct species, eight of which are endemic. In this study, the nutlet micromorphology of 19 taxa (species and varieties) assigned to the sections Glutinaria, Heterosphace, Notiosphace, and Sobiso was investigate
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