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Taxonomic revision of the Pinus mugo complex and P. rhaetica (P. mugo sylvestris) (Pinaceae)
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The
Pinus mugo
complex is revised, and a new infraspecific classification of the species is proposed. The species is divided into two subspecies and an intermediate nothossp., viz. ssp.
mugo
, ssp.
uncinata
and nothossp.
rotundata. P. mugo
ssp.
mugo
is divided into f.
mugo
and f.
applanata
comb, et stat. nov. (
P. pumilio
) and
P. mugo
nothossp.
rotundata
into
f. rotundata
and
f, mughioides
comb. nov. The putative hybrid
P. mugo × sylvestris
found in mixed stands of the parents is named
P. × rhaetica
. A description of
P. sylvestris
and a key to
P. mugo, P. sylvestris
and
P. × rhaetica
is given.
Title: Taxonomic revision of the Pinus mugo complex and P. rhaetica (P. mugo sylvestris) (Pinaceae)
Description:
The
Pinus mugo
complex is revised, and a new infraspecific classification of the species is proposed.
The species is divided into two subspecies and an intermediate nothossp.
, viz.
ssp.
mugo
, ssp.
uncinata
and nothossp.
rotundata.
P.
mugo
ssp.
mugo
is divided into f.
mugo
and f.
applanata
comb, et stat.
nov.
(
P.
pumilio
) and
P.
mugo
nothossp.
rotundata
into
f.
rotundata
and
f, mughioides
comb.
nov.
The putative hybrid
P.
mugo × sylvestris
found in mixed stands of the parents is named
P.
× rhaetica
.
A description of
P.
sylvestris
and a key to
P.
mugo, P.
sylvestris
and
P.
× rhaetica
is given.
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