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Seed coat structure ofCrocus vernus agg. (Iridaceae)

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Cytotypes of theCrocus vernus aggregate differ slightly in their seed surface patterns.Crocus albiflorus may be grouped together withCrocus vernus subsp.vernus, both are relatively easily distinguishable by their seed surface patterns from theCrocus scepusiensis—Crocus heuffelianus group.

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Kujat, R., Rafiński, J.N. Seed coat structure ofCrocus vernus agg. (Iridaceae). Pl Syst Evol 129, 255–260 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00982751

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