- Page 1 and 2: REVISION OF VICIA L. (LEGUMINOSAE)
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- Page 13 and 14: LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Characters
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The pollen grains are 3-zonocolpora
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Figure 62. Equatorial and polar vie
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Figure 68. Equatorial and polar vie
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79 Table 13.Summary of pollen morph
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3.6. Ecology, Endemism, Phytogeogra
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Species Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
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Figure 78. Distribution of endemic
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Figure 79. The distribution of the
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3.6.4. Threat Categories Main threa
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clearing (12%) are the threats with
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Table 15. continued Table 16. The p
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3.7. Infrageneric Grouping In 17 th
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Table 17. Morphologic characters us
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Table 17. (continued) 22. Standard
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Table 18. The subgenus and sections
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1. Inflorescence usually equalling
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11. Standard hairy on the upper sur
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3.8.3. Species descriptions Sect. H
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Figure 85. General appearences of V
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3. V. pannonica Crantz, Stirp. Aust
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Described from S. France (Hb. Linn.
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Phytogeography: Unknown or Multireg
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World distribution: Mediterranean,
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Habitat and Phenology: Flowering ti
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section or laterally flattened; sut
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Habitat and phenology: V. sativa su
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Habitat and Phenology: V. grandiflo
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11. V. truncatula Fischer ex Bieb.,
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A B C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 42º ■
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Type: Palestine, Upper Galilee, Mt.
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Sect. Lentopsis Description: Plants
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Figure 99. General appearance of V.
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16. V. tenuifolia L., Sp. PL 735 (1
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Distribution in Turkey: Widespread;
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Distribution in Central Anatolia: A
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with limb rather shorter than claw.
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subsp. argaea P. H. Davis, Fl. Turk
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A B C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 42º ■
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21. V. articulata Hornem., Hort. Ha
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than the tube. Corolla purple or pi
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constructions and land clearing. Bu
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cracca, V. cassubica, V. ervilia an
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REFERENCES Akman Y. & Ketenoğlu O.
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Enneking, D. (1994). The toxicity o
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Lavin M., Herendeen P.S., and Wojci
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Sensoy S., (2004). Balwois 2004 The
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