Note on the African element in the adventitious flora of Mexico
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https://doi.org/10.21829/abm12.1990.602Keywords:
Gramineae, spontaneous flora , ruderal plants, species listAbstract
In thus note attention is called to a remarkable increment of introduced plants of African origin, observed in the present century in the spontaneous flora of Mexico. Grasses prevail amply among these plants; almost all behave as ruderals and the majority have scaped from cultivation. A list of the most important adventitious species of this origin is included.
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