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Supraspecific division of the genusJuncus (Juncaceae)

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A new classification of the genusJuncus (Juncaceae) is presented. The genus is divided into two subgenera, characterized by the presence/absence of bracteoles and the structure of inflorescence. Lower rank subdivisions, sections, generally correspond to the traditionally recognized subgenera introduced by Buchenau. A new name is introduced for what has been called subg. (sect.)Ensifolii, Juncus sect.Iridifolii. A checklist of supraspecific names inJuncus, with typification and references to the sectional names accepted, is presented in the Appendix.

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Kirschner, J., Novara, L.J., Novikov, V.S. et al. Supraspecific division of the genusJuncus (Juncaceae) . Folia Geobot 34, 377–390 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02912822

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