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Nothobartsia, a new genus ofScrophulariaceae from southwest Europe

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Recent systematic studies ofBartsia andOdontites showed the necessity to exclude the closely related perennial speciesBartsia aspera (Portugal and northern Morocco) andBartsia spicata (Central Pyrenees) from the genusBartsia as a segregate genus namedNothobartsia. Morphologically this new genus combines characteristic features ofBartsia and ofOdontites. Its autonomous systematic position is supported by the cladistic analysis, showing thatNothobartsia represents a relatively primitive genus standing close to the common ancestral root ofBartsia, Euphrasia, andOdontites.

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Bolliger, M., Molau, U. Nothobartsia, a new genus ofScrophulariaceae from southwest Europe. Pl Syst Evol 179, 59–71 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00938019

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