Two newVeronica species (Scrophulariaceae) of Turkey and Iraq

Manfred M. Fischer

doi:10.1007/bf00984560

Two newVeronica species (Scrophulariaceae) of Turkey and Iraq

Plant Systematics and Evolution 128(3-4): 237-241

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Veronica davisii M. A.Fischer, sp. n., limited to the mountains of Kurdistan (S. E. Turkey and N. Iraq), is related to the Turkish-CaucasianV. gentianoides

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