Centaurea ibn-tattoui (Asteraceae), a new narrow endemic species from north-eastern Morocco

Mathieu Chambouleyron; MATTHIEU BIDAT; JEAN-FRANÇOIS LÉGER

doi:10.11646/phytotaxa.174.3.4

Issue: Vol. 174 No. 3: 11 July 2014

Type: Article

Published: 2014-07-11

DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.174.3.4

Page range: 157–164

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Centaurea ibn-tattoui (Asteraceae), a new narrow endemic species from north-eastern Morocco

Mathieu Chambouleyron⁺⁻
MATTHIEU BIDAT⁺⁻
JEAN-FRANÇOIS LÉGER⁺⁻

Emirates Center for Wildlife Propagation, Province de Boulemane, BP47, 33 250 Missour, Kingdom of

Emirates Center for Wildlife Propagation, Province de Boulemane, BP47, 33 250 Missour, Kingdom of Morocco

RENECO Wildlife Consultants LLC, PO Box 61 741, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Centaurea sect. Acrocentron Compositae

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Abstract

Centaurea ibn-tattoui is described and illustrated as a new species from north-eastern Morocco. Intermediate involucral bracts and leaves are the discriminant features separating it from other closely related taxa of C. sect. Acrocentron.