A revision of Pentaphragmataceae in Thailand with a new species and a new species record
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https://doi.org/10.20531/tfb.2023.51.1.01Keywords:
Conservation, Flora of Thailand, Narathiwat, Pentaphragma, TaxonomyAbstract
Pentaphragmataceae in Thailand is revised and a total of five species are recognised. A new species from Narathiwat, Penthaphragma narathiwatense, is described and illustrated. Penthaphragma poilanei is a new species record for Thailand. Penthaphragma winitii is synonymised under Penthaphragma sinense. A key to the Thai species, along with descriptions, distribution information, ecology and preliminary conservation assessments, are provided for all species.
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