Juniperus turbinata Guss. (Cupressaceae), novedad para la flora de Extremadura (España)
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Juniperus turbinata Guss. (Cupressaceae), a new record for the flora of in Extremadura (Spain)
Palabras clave. Extremadura, Juniperus turbinata, Península Ibérica, sabinares.
Key words. Extremadura, Juniperus turbinata, Iberian Peninsula, juniper schrublands.
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