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Molecular studies reveal evolutionary relationships in Arabideae, supporting a new genus discovery in Mediterranean regions.
L. Morphological reassessment, including traits such as simple, long setaceous hairs, notched petals, winged stamens, not compressed, not subtorulose or torulose fruits, supports their separation. The new genus naturally grows in the Mediterranean and west of the Irano-Turanian floristic regions. Our findings highlight the significance of integration of taxonomic investigations with the molecular investigations in clarifying evolutionary relationships and provide a revised key for accurate identification within Arabideae.
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