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   distribution and conservation significance of endemic and subendemic species of orobanchaceae, plantaginaceae and scrophulariaceae from pakistan: insights for the nomenclatural updates  
   
نویسنده rahim tariq ,khan amjad ,shah sher ,durrani muhammad ,haider adnan ,rozina . ,sultan amir ,emmanuel okezie
منبع تاكسونومي و بيوسيستماتيك - 2025 - دوره : 16 - شماره : 61 - صفحه:31 -54
چکیده    In the present study, we shortlisted 71 endemic and subendemic plant species in three diverse families, orobanchaceae, plantaginaceae, and scrophulariaceae from the political territory of pakistan. among them, orobanchaceae has the highest number of species (47 spp., 66.20%), including four genera: pedicularis and euphrasia, each with (21 spp., 44.68%), followed by orobanche with (4 spp., 8.51%), and christisonia, which has one species (2.13%). plantaginaceae contains (14 spp., 19.72%), including four genera: lagotis, linaria, and veronica, each with (3 spp., 21.42%), followed by plantago with (2 spp., 14.28%), and campylanthus, chaenorhinum, and picrorhiza, each having a single species (7.14%). scrophulariaceae includes only the genus scrophularia with (10 spp., 14.08%). some species-rich genera (e.g., euphrasia, pedicularis, and scrophularia) are extensively distributed in the himalayan region, which is regarded as a significant hotspot and a center of speciation for these genera. it is concluded that the species richness and proportion of these endemic plants are highly diversified in northern pakistan due to altitudinal gradients, which show a response to altitude.
کلیدواژه biodiversity ,biogeography ,conservation ,ecology ,endemism ,pakistan ,vascular flora
آدرس quaid-i-azam university, department of plant sciences, pakistan, quaid-i-azam university, parc-national agricultural research centre, department of plant sciences, pakistan, quaid-i-azam university, department of plant sciences, pakistan, quaid-i-azam university, department of plant sciences, pakistan, quaid-i-azam university, department of plant sciences, pakistan, quaid-i-azam university, department of plant sciences, pakistan. the ohio state university, college of food, agricultural and environmental sciences, department of animal sciences, usa, parc-national agricultural research centre, national herbarium of pakistan (stewart collection), pakistan, the ohio state university, college of food, agricultural and environmental sciences, department of animal sciences, usa
پست الکترونیکی emmanuel.20@osu.edu
 
   distribution and conservation significance of endemic and subendemic species of orobanchaceae, plantaginaceae and scrophulariaceae from pakistan: insights for the nomenclatural updates  
   
Authors rahim tariq ,khan amjad ,shah sher ,durrani muhammad ,haider adnan ,rozina . ,sultan amir ,emmanuel okezie
Abstract    in the present study, we shortlisted 71 endemic and subendemic plant species in three diverse families, orobanchaceae, plantaginaceae, and scrophulariaceae from the political territory of pakistan. among them, orobanchaceae has the highest number of species (47 spp., 66.20%), including four genera: pedicularis and euphrasia, each with (21 spp., 44.68%), followed by orobanche with (4 spp., 8.51%), and christisonia, which has one species (2.13%). plantaginaceae contains (14 spp., 19.72%), including four genera: lagotis, linaria, and veronica, each with (3 spp., 21.42%), followed by plantago with (2 spp., 14.28%), and campylanthus, chaenorhinum, and picrorhiza, each having a single species (7.14%). scrophulariaceae includes only the genus scrophularia with (10 spp., 14.08%). some species-rich genera (e.g., euphrasia, pedicularis, and scrophularia) are extensively distributed in the himalayan region, which is regarded as a significant hotspot and a center of speciation for these genera. it is concluded that the species richness and proportion of these endemic plants are highly diversified in northern pakistan due to altitudinal gradients, which show a response to altitude.
Keywords biodiversity ,biogeography ,conservation ,ecology ,endemism ,pakistan ,vascular flora
 
 

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