Three new native species to the Portuguese flora from the rivers of Trás-os-Montes
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Achillea, Cuscuta, Epilobium, new country records, rivers, Trás-os-MontesAbstract
In this note, we report the first records of three plant species in Portugal that result from non-systematic field surveys conducted in the past three years by the authors. They are native species that have never been reported before or there was no compelling evidence, probably because of their very restricted geographic ranges, small populations, the lack of botanical prospecting in bordering territories, or due to their confusion with similar species.
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