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| Simplified search suggestions : Patmah Zahrah Musa |
| 1 | 2015 Thesis | A taxonomic and morphological study of cyperaceae Patmah Zahrah Musa This study aimed to investigate the taxonomic characteristics based on micromorphology and macromorphology of Cyperaceae species and to build the taxonomic key based on these characteristics. The research method involved the use of light and electron microscopy. Sampling was carried out in four areas of Tanjong Malim, Ipoh, Kuala Kangsar and Gerik covering different ecology of open areas, wetlands and limestone. The findings showed that four out of the thirteen studied species; Cyperus compactus, C. compressus, C. iria, and C. kyllingia are common species found in all studied areas. Cyperus sphacelatus is limited to Gunung Lang, Ipoh while C. pulcherrimus often found in Pulau Banding, Gerik. This study showed the diagnostic characteristics of flower and spikelet is in agreement with the classification of Koyama, Eiten, Dahlgren, Tucker, Bruhl and Goetghebeur. Its diagnostic macromorphological characters have successfully been applied for developing the taxonomic key of Cyperaceae. The ..... 3206 hits |
| 2 | 2015 Article | Spikelet morphology of Cyperaceae and its taxonomic implication Patmah Zahrah Musa A morphological study of 13 species of sedge (Cyperaceae) was conducted in selected areas of Perak. The research objective was to determine the diagnostic morphological characters of spikelet that could be used for species identification. Samples were collected from three different ecological areas including open areas, wetlands, and limestone representing northern, middle and southern parts of Perak. A taxonomic key for the species based on spikelet characters was successfully constructed. The diagnostic characters of spikelet structure were proven to be taxonomically significant and hence confirmed useful for species identification, and supported previous classifications.
Keywords cyperaceae, spikelet, morphology, taxonomic key.. 2 hits |