Carex sect. Spirostachyae comprises 25 species displaying the centre of diversity in
Eurasia, while sect. Elatae comprises 22 species displaying the centre of diversity in tropical …

Carex sect. Spirostachyae comprises 25 species displaying the centre of diversity in
Eurasia. Phylogenetic analysis of the ITS nrDNA region of 20 species of sect. Spirostachyae …

To evaluate the sectional classification in Carex, subgenus Carex, the ITS region of 117
species belonging to 32 sections was analyzed with Neighbor Joining (NJ) and Markov …

The section Atratae is highly differentiated in the southern Rocky Mountain region where the
group has developed several endemic species. Eleven species are recognized, and three …

Abstract 88 species and 20 subspecies of Carex, altogether 94 taxa, occur in the area of
Rechinger's Flora Iranica. Of these, 48 taxa, have an Euro-Siberian, 11 an Irano-Turanian …

The taxonomy of the Carex flava complex (section Ceratocystis) in North America and
northern Eurasia is revised. Three species are recognized in this complex (C. flava L., C …

Abstract All European taxa of Carex section Racemosae were assessed using
macromorphological (mainly quantitative) and micromorphological characters (sculpture of …

Carex sect. Ceratocystis is distributed in Eurasia and North America, with a few disjunct taxa
in the Southern Hemisphere. Despite being one of the most intensively studied groups …

With approximately 2,000 species, Carex is the largest genus in the Cyperaceae and is one
of the most widespread genera in the world. Relationships within Carex and among the …

Section Ovales is the most species-rich section of the sedge genus Carex in the New World.
Phylogenetic analyses of molecular data recover a predominantly New World clade as sister …