Typification of the name Celosia nitida (Amaranthaceae) and first record of this taxon for the state of Sonora, Mexico
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epitype, flora of Sonora, JamicaAbstract
The lectotype and epitype of the name Celosia nitida are designated and this taxon is reported for the first time for the flora of Sonora, Mexico.
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