Identity of taxa belonging to the Avena barbata complex (Poaceae) occurring in the Mediterranean region
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Avena, Taxonomy, Nomenclature, Mediterranean RegionAbstract
In this study, the taxa belonging to the Avena barbata complex are treated at species level and five species occurring in the Mediterranean region are accepted. The lectotype designation for Avena barbata var. saxatilis is rejected and a new combination, Avena castellana (Romero Zarco) Romero Zarco & L. Sáez is proposed.
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