Growth form - Station Alpine Joseph Fourier

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<strong>Growth</strong> <strong>form</strong>s, biogeography and evolution Gentiana sedifolia (WTe) Gentianella hirculus (WTe) G. rapunculoides Gentianella rapunculoides Gentianella hyssopifolia Gentianella originated in Asia, then dispersed to other north temperate regions, and colonization of South America likely occurred via North America (in Sklenar & al 2011)
Gentianaceae: genus Halenia (N) Asia : 2 species N America: 1 species C America: 15 species S America: 50 species including 39 in paramos Richness diversity suggested neotropical element while Reconstructed phylogeny suggests that Halenia originated in eastern Asia and then immigrated via North and Central America to South America with three independent immigrations from Central America to the northern Andes (von Hagen & Kadereit, 2003 in Sklenar & al 2011)
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