Mylia
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publication ID |
https://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.348.1.5 |
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persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/8643FC6D-FFAF-6823-FF17-FF4ADFF20FE5 |
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treatment provided by |
Felipe |
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scientific name |
Mylia |
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Key to Mylia View in CoL .
1. Dorsal leaf margin narrowly recurved [East Asian]...........................................................................................................................2
-. Dorsal leaf margin plane [Circumpolar or South-East Asian]............................................................................................................3
2. Perianth with numerous outgrowths over the surface [hemiboreal to oroboreo-temperate taxon from the Russian Far East to North-East China and in Japan to Kuyshu].............................................................................................. Mylia verrucosa subsp. verrucosa View in CoL
-. Perianth smooth-surfaced [warm temperate mountain taxon known from Taiwan and Japanese Kyushu]......................................... ............................................................................................................................................................... Mylia verrucosa subsp. nuda View in CoL
3. Leaf cuticle smooth, oil bodies finely botryoidal, plants of boggy communities in Hemiarctic to boreal zones, rarely in moist Sphagnum View in CoL tundras, commonly over Sphagnum View in CoL .......................................................................................................... Mylia anomala View in CoL
-. Leaf cuticle roughly fissured, oil bodies granulate, plants growing in mountains on decaying wood and cliffs in mountain forests, also on cliff walls in the tundra belt..................................................................................................................................................4.
4. Mature leaves wider than long, leaf margin commonly crispate with apex emarginate, stem cross section with outer cells larger than inner cells [rocky outcrops in south subtropical forests at upper elevations of the southernmost spurs of the Himalaya, Paleotropic Floristic Kingdom] ......................................................................................................................................... Mylia vietnamica View in CoL
-. Mature leaves distinctly longer than wide, leaf margin entire, not crispate, stem cross section with outer cells smaller than inner cells [decaying wood and cliffs in boreal to alpine communities in mountains across Circumpolar and East Asian floristic Regions, Holarctic Floristic Kingdom] ......................................................................................................................................... Mylia taylorii View in CoL
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