A new tetraploid species of solanum l. sect. (solanaceae) from tanzania

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• who: New species et al. from the frutescent and occasionally small shrubsThey also have simple, unbranched, uniseriate, multicellular hairs with or without glandular heads. Their ploidy levels range from diploid to hexaploid. Species with branched or stellate hairs do not fall in this section as traditionally circumscribed (Gray, ). In Africa, section Solanum species form one of the largest groups of leafy vegetables. The most thorough account of the African species of the section Solanum, with good morphological descriptions and keys, was published by Edmonds and Chweya (1997). Their list of native and introduced members of the section . . .
  

   

  

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