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Chloroplast phylogenomics and the taxonomy of Saxifraga section Ciliatae (Saxifragaceae) by Yuan, Rui, Ma, Xiaolei, Zhang, Zhuoxin, Gornall, Richard J., Wang, Yongcui, Chen, Shilong, Gao, Qingbo

“…Comprising ca. 200 species, Saxifraga sect. Ciliatae is the most species‐rich section of Saxifraga s.str., whose center of diversity is in the Tibeto‐Himalayan…”
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A re‐examination of the circumscription of Saxifraga mengtzeana (Saxifragaceae) by Zhang, Xin‐Jian, Gornall, Richard J., Zhang, Zhuo‐Xin, Chen, Jun‐Tong, Sun, Hang, Deng, Tao

“…In the Flora of China account of Saxifraga mengtzeana Engl. & Irmsch., eight synonyms were attributed to it and one variant, recognized as Saxifraga epiphylla…”
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Complete chloroplast genomes from apomictic Taraxacum (Asteraceae): Identity and variation between three microspecies by M Salih, Rubar Hussein, Majeský, Ľuboš, Schwarzacher, Trude, Gornall, Richard, Heslop-Harrison, Pat

“…Chloroplast DNA sequences show substantial variation between higher plant species, and less variation within species, so are typically excellent markers to…”
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Population Genetic Differentiation and Taxonomy of Three Closely Related Species of Saxifraga (Saxifragaceae) from Southern Tibet and the Hengduan Mountains by Gao, Qing-Bo, Li, Yan, Gengji, Zhuo-Ma, Gornall, Richard J, Wang, Jiu-Li, Liu, Hai-Rui, Jia, Liu-Kun, Chen, Shi-Long

“…The effects of rapid, recent uplift of the Hengduan Mountains on evolution and diversification of young floristic lineages still remain unclear. Here, we…”
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A taxonomic, genetic and ecological data resource for the vascular plants of Britain and Ireland by Henniges, Marie C., Powell, Robyn F., Mian, Sahr, Stace, Clive A., Walker, Kevin J., Gornall, Richard J., Christenhusz, Maarten J. M., Brown, Max R., Twyford, Alex D., Hollingsworth, Peter M., Jones, Laura, de Vere, Natasha, Antonelli, Alexandre, Leitch, Andrew R., Leitch, Ilia J.

“…The vascular flora of Britain and Ireland is among the most extensively studied in the world, but the current knowledge base is fragmentary, with taxonomic,…”
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Phylogeographic study revealed microrefugia for an endemic species on the Qinghai—Tibetan Plateau: Rhodiola chrysanthemifolia (Crassulaceae) by Gao, Qing-Bo, Zhang, Fa-Qi, Xing, Rui, Gornall, Richard J., Fu, Peng-Cheng, Li, Yan, Gengji, Zhuo-Ma, Chen, Shi-Long

“…Most phylogeographic studies on the Qinghai—Tibetan Plateau and in adjacent regions have focused on tree or shrub species, or on herbaceous species that mainly…”
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Chromosome numbers of one hundred vascular plant species from Ireland by Gornall, Richard J., Bailey, John P., Dempsey, Ruth E., Parnell, John A.N.

“…Chromosome counts are reported for 117 Irish populations of vascular plant representing 100 species…”
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Evidence for spatial structure and directional gene flow in a population of an aquatic plant, Potamogeton coloratus by Gornall, Richard J, Hollingsworth, Peter M, Preston, Christopher D

“…Six hundred and forty‐seven samples of Potamogeton coloratus from 60 ditches in the Gordano Valley, Somerset were analysed for variation at two polymorphic PGM…”
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Using demand mapping to assess the benefits of urban green and blue space in cities from four continents by Fletcher, David H., Likongwe, Patrick J., Chiotha, Sosten S., Nduwayezu, Gilbert, Mallick, Dwijen, Uddin Md, Nasir, Rahman, Atiq, Golovátina-Mora, Polina, Lotero, Laura, Bricker, Stephanie, Tsirizeni, Mathews, Fitch, Alice, Panagi, Marios, Ruiz Villena, Cristina, Arnhardt, Christian, Vande Hey, Joshua, Gornall, Richard, Jones, Laurence

“…The benefits of urban green and blue infrastructure (UGI) are widely discussed, but rarely take into account local conditions or contexts. Although assessments…”
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Genome-wide analysis of flavonoid biosynthetic genes in Musaceae (Ensete, Musella, and Musa species) reveals amplification of flavonoid 3ʹ,5ʹ-hydroxylase by Cui, Dongli, Xiong, Gui, Ye, Lyuhan, Gornall, Richard, Wang, Ziwei, Heslop-Harrison, Pat, Liu, Qing

“…Abstract Flavonoids in Musaceae are involved in pigmentation and stress responses, including cold resistance, and are a component of the healthy human diet…”
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Complete chloroplast genomes from apomictic Taraxacum by M. Salih, Rubar Hussein, Majeský, Ľubos, Schwarzacher, Trude, Gornall, Richard, Heslop-Harrison, Pat

“…Chloroplast DNA sequences show substantial variation between higher plant species, and less variation within species, so are typically excellent markers to…”
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Phylogeny and speciation in Saxifraga sect. Ciliatae (Saxifragaceae): Evidence from psbA-trnH, trnL-F and ITS sequences by Gao, Qing-Bo, Li, Yin-Hu, Gornall, Richard J., Zhang, Zhuo-Xin, Zhang, Fa-Qi, Xing, Rui, Fu, Peng-Cheng, Wang, Jiu-Li, Liu, Hai-Rui, Tian, Zun-Zhe, Chen, Shi-Long

“…Nearly half of the species in the large genus Saxifraga belong to Saxifraga sect. Ciliatae, a largely Sino-Himalayan taxon. We report here that evidence from…”
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NEW COMBINATIONS IN MICRANTHES (A SEGREGATE OF SAXIFRAGA, SAXIFRAGACEAE) IN NORTH AMERICA by Brouillet, Luc, Gornall, Richard

“…Molecular phylogenetic analyses have recently shown that Saxifraga s. 1. must be divided into Saxifraga s. str. and Micranthes. Within the framework of…”
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Micranthes hitchcockiana (Saxifragaceae), a New Combination for North America by Brouillet, Luc, Gornall, Richard

“…Following recent phylogenetic work segregating Micranthes Haworth from Saxifraga L. (Saxifragaceae) and to complete the transfer of names from Saxifraga to…”
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New Taxa, Names, and Combinations in Saxifraga (Saxifragaceae) for the Flora of China by Gornall, Richard J., Ohba, Hideaki, Jintang, Pan

“…The following new species, new variety, new name, and four new combinations are published for the forthcoming account of Saxifraga L. in the Flora of China,…”
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Advances in Molecular Ecology (NATO Science Series A: Life Sciences - Vol. 306) by Gornall, Richard J

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MatK and rbcL gene sequence data indicate that Saxifraga (Saxifragaceae) is polyphyletic by Soltis, D.E. (Washington State University, Pullman, WA.), Kuzoff, R.K, Conti, E, Gornall, R, Ferguson, K

“…The large genus Saxifraga, which consists of approximately 400 morphologically and cytologically diverse species, has long been considered taxonomically…”
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Conservation genetics of an arctic species,Saxifraga rivularisL., in Britain by HOLLINGSWORTH, PETER M., TEBBITT, MARK, WATSON, KEITH J., GORNALL, RICHARD J.

“…Genetic diversity in British populations ofSaxifraga rivularisL. (Saxifragaceae) was assessed using isozymes, RAPDs, inter-SSRs and RFLPs of two non-coding…”
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mat K and rbc L gene sequence data indicate that Saxifraga (Saxifragaceae) is polyphyletic by Soltis, Douglas E., Kuzoff, Robert K., Conti, Elena, Gornall, Richard, Ferguson, Keith

“…The large genus Saxifraga , which consists of ≈400 morphologically and cytologically diverse species, has long been considered taxonomically complex…”
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matK and rbcL gene sequence data indicate that Saxifraga (Saxifragaceae) is polyphyletic by Soltis, Douglas E., Kuzoff, Robert K., Conti, Elena, Gornall, Richard, Ferguson, Keith

“…The large genus Saxifraga, which consists of ≈400 morphologically and cytologically diverse species, has long been considered taxonomically complex…”
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