Phaseolus smilacifolius Pollard (1896: 233)
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B06D5A-BB21-663F-4155-4890FD24C4FB |
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Felipe |
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Phaseolus smilacifolius Pollard (1896: 233) |
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Phaseolus smilacifolius Pollard (1896: 233) View in CoL [clade B; sect. Paniculati Freytag].
TYPE: GV Nash 2505 ( HOLOTYPE: US-252673 ; ISOTYPES: F-48642 , G, GH-64080 , K, MICH-1104263 , MSC, P, PH ).
The fact that this species has been found in another county of Florida 101 years after the type collection lessens seriously the hypothesis of this species being a natural hybrid between P. polystachyus and P. sinuatus ( Isely 1990, p. 156) . Further, the planting of seeds with a progeny identical to the parents confirmed P.smilacifolius as a distinct species ( Abbott & Judd 2000, p. 497).With few collections from central Florida, it should be considered an endemic; from these few collections it is reported growing on hammock land in oak-juniper-palmetto association. According to Dohle and co-workers (2019), it seems that no accessions are currently kept in genebanks.
Specimens: U.S.A. Florida: JR Abbott 9557 (WIS), AS Hitchcock 483 (F-232856).
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Phaseolus smilacifolius Pollard (1896: 233)
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Phaseolus smilacifolius
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