Hedypnois rhagadioloides (Asteraceae; Cichorieae): An alien plant found at Busan New Port

The alien plant Hedypnois rhagadioloides (L.) F. W. Schmidt was found at Busan New Port. The genus Hedypnois Mill, to which this species belongs, is a new record in the flora of the Republic of Korea; it is related to the genera Hypochaeris L. and Picris L. Hedypnois but can be distinctly distinguished from these two genera by its pappus, which consists of scale-like bristles. Additionally, during fruiting, plants of this genus exhibit an inflated and ridged peduncle, and its inner phyllaries become hardened, curved, and envelop the outer cypselae. The cypselae have shallow longitudinal ridges and scales on their surface. This study provides photographs of H. rhagadioloides along with descriptions of the genus and species, as well as identification keys based on morphological research.

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Korean Journal of Plant Taxonomy
Published
2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.11110/kjpt.2024.54.3.200
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1
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Marine and coastal plant biology
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Hedypnois rhagadioloides (Asteraceae; Cichorieae): An alien plant found at Busan New Port

Eun Su Kang, Gyu Young Chung, Dong Chan Son, Seong Won LEE
1 citations
Korean Journal of Plant Taxonomy
Marine and coastal plant biology
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Hedypnois rhagadioloides (Asteraceae; Cichorieae): An alien plant found at Busan New Port

Eun Su Kang, Gyu Young Chung, Dong Chan Son, Seong Won LEE
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Abstract

The alien plant Hedypnois rhagadioloides (L.) F. W. Schmidt was found at Busan New Port. The genus Hedypnois Mill, to which this species belongs, is a new record in the flora of the Republic of Korea; it is related to the genera Hypochaeris L. and Picris L. Hedypnois but can be distinctly distinguished from these two genera by its pappus, which consists of scale-like bristles. Additionally, during fruiting, plants of this genus exhibit an inflated and ridged peduncle, and its inner phyllaries become hardened, curved, and envelop the outer cypselae. The cypselae have shallow longitudinal ridges and scales on their surface. This study provides photographs of H. rhagadioloides along with descriptions of the genus and species, as well as identification keys based on morphological research.

Korean Journal of Plant TaxonomyVol. 54(3)
Korea National Arboretum
Life below water
Openalex Percentile: Top 33%
Marine and coastal plant biology
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Hedypnois rhagadioloides (Asteraceae; Cichorieae): An alien plant found at Busan New Port — Eun Su Kang, Gyu Young Chung, et al. · Korean Journal of Plant Taxonomy (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS