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General appearance of Knautia arvensis (L.) Coult (a = plant habit; b = basal leaves; c = cauline leaves; d = infl orescence; e = capitula; f = achenes; g = involucral bracts).

General appearance of Knautia arvensis (L.) Coult (a = plant habit; b = basal leaves; c = cauline leaves; d = infl orescence; e = capitula; f = achenes; g = involucral bracts).

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Knautia arvensis (L.) Coult. (Caprifoliaceae), collected from Küre Mountains National Park (Kastamonu Section), is reported for the fi rst time for the fl ora of Turkey. A brief description of the plant along with photographs and distribution map is given. Additionally, its taxonomic relationship with other closely allied taxa are examined and disc...

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... give the following description of the Knautia species newly discovered for Turkey. For photographic documentation of plant morphology see Figure 1. Description: Perennial; rootstock multicapital, decurrent; stems 80-100(-150) cm, erect, sympodial, laxy cespitose, with leaf rosettes. ...

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