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The nature and status of Lysimachia X producta (Primulaceae)—II

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Data from chromosome numbers and from morphological variation in wild plants and artificial hybrids further support the hypothesis thatLysimachia Xproducta is of hybrid origin and the taxonomic judgment that it is best treated at the status of interspecific hybrid rather than as a species of hybrid origin. Additional distribution data are presented.

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Cooperrider, T.S., Brockett, B.L. The nature and status of Lysimachia X producta (Primulaceae)—II. Brittonia 28, 76–80 (1976). https://doi.org/10.2307/2805560

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