A new species of Dandya (Alliaceae) from the Balsas River Basin, Mexico
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https://doi.org/10.21829/abm18.1992.638Keywords:
endemic species, identification key, mexican monocots, Nothoscrodrum, UAMIZAbstract
Dandya balsensis López-Ferrari & Espejo is described as new to science. It appears to be related to Dandya thadhowardii Lenz. Comments are made about the history and distribution of the species of Dandya and a key for their identification is given.
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