The molecular taxonomy of three endemic Central Asian species of Ranunculus(Ranunculaceae).
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ABSTRACT: Worldwide, the genus Ranunculus includes approximately 600 species and is highly genetically diverse. Recent taxonomic reports suggest that the genus has a monophyletic origin, divided into two subgenera, and consists of 17 sections. The Central Asian country of Kazakhstan has 62 species of the genus that have primarily been collected in the central part of the country. The latest collection trips in southern parts of the country have led to the description of a wider distribution area for Ranunculus and the identification of a new species Ranunculus talassicus Schegol. et A.L. Ebel from Western Tien Shan. Therefore, in this study, attempts were made to assess the molecular taxonomic positions of R. talassicus and two other species endemic to the Central Asian region R. karkaralensis Scheg
SUBMITTER: Almerekova S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7535031 | biostudies-literature | 2020
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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