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Petrogenia as a synonym of Bonamia (Convolvulaceae), with comments on allied species

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A species formerly thought to be in a monotypic genus,Petrogenia repens I. M. Johnston, is found to be congeneric withBonamia. The new combinationBonamia repens (I. M. Johnston) Austin & Staples is made. This species, with two others, we interpret as being an endemic triad in the Chihuahuan Desert Region. Possible relationships, ecology, palynology, cotyledon structure, and morphology are discussed.

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Austin, D.F., Staples, G.W. Petrogenia as a synonym of Bonamia (Convolvulaceae), with comments on allied species. Brittonia 37, 310–316 (1985). https://doi.org/10.2307/2806081

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