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Aspalathus abbottii (Fabaceae: Crotalarieae) a new species from KwaZulu-Natal South Africa

Author: Stirton, C H ; Muasya, A M Date: 2011 A new species Aspalathus abbottii C.H. Stirt. & Muasya, is described. The species is known only from Oribi Flats, KwaZulu-Natal, where it grows in grassland vegetation. The new species is characterised by its rigid spreading habit, densely ... Read more
Biology and resource acquisition of mistletoes, and the defense responses of host plants

Author: Muche, Meseret ; Muasya, A M ; Tsegay, Berhanu A Date: 21 Feb 2022 Background Mistletoes are the most successful group of obligatory hemi-parasitic flowering plants that attach to the host via haustorium for obtaining water and minerals. This review aims to assess the current knowledge on ... Read more c b
Consistent phenological shifts in the making of a biodiversity hotspot: the Cape flora

Author: Warren, Ben H ; Bakker, Freek T ; Bellstedt, Dirk U ; Bytebier, Benny ; Claßen-Bockhoff, Regine ; Dreyer, Léanne L ; Edwards, Dawn ; Forest, Félix ; Galley, Chloé ; Hardy, Christopher R ; Linder, H P ; Muasya, A M ; Mummenhoff, Klaus ; Oberlander, Kenneth C ; Quint, Marcus ; Richardson, James E ; Savolainen, Vincent ; Schrire, Brian D ; van der Niet, Timotheüs ; Verboom, G A ; Yesson, Christopher ; Hawkins, Julie A Date: 08 Feb 2011 Background: The best documented survival responses of organisms to past climate change on short (glacialinterglacial) timescales are distributional shifts. Despite ample evidence on such timescales for local adaptations of populations at ... Read more c b
Isolepis namaquana (Cypereae, Cyperaceae), a new endemic species from the winter rainfall area of South Africa

Author: Muasya, A M ; Viljoen, J ; Stirton, C H Date: 2011 A new species, Isolepis namaquana Muasya & J.Viljoen, is described and illustrated. It is known from two localities in Namaqualand: near Kamieskroon and at the foot of the Matsikammaberge, where it grows in ephemeral wetlands. The tufted ... Read more

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