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Article in PhytoKeys, 2024. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.
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Abstract
Violasuavisvar.pannonica (Violaceae) from central Europe is described here as a new variety to science. It is most similar to the blue-flowered V.suavisvar.suavis and the white-flowered V.suavisvar.catalonica and V.suavissubsp.naqshii, but exhibits differences in several characters, such as petal colour, spur shape, fimbriae length on the stipules, bracteoles position on the peduncle and lamina sinus shape. Although the new taxon is often considered a colour mutation of V.suavisvar.suavis, previous genetic analyses revealed that these white-flowered plants do not arise recurrently at different locations (having multiple origins), but rather form a monophyletic evolutionary lineage. To date, the occurrence of V.suavisvar.pannonica has been reported in the Slovak Republic, the Czech Republic and western Ukraine. In this paper, we report its occurrence in Austria and Hungary. Notes on its etymology, distribution, ecology, origin and hybridization, as well as photographs of the new variety (including the holotype) are also provided.
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