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Lappula   sinaica    was recently transferred to the monotypic genus    Pseudolappula    based on phylogenetic studies, while the related species,    L.   occultata   , has remained in the genus    Lappula   . In this study, morphological, molecular, and palynological evidence supports that    L.   occultata    should be transferred to the genus    Pseudolappula   . Both    L.   occultata    and    P.   sinaica    share a combination of nutlets features that distinguish them from    Lappula   : a longer adaxial keel and a linear attachment scar. Phylogenetic analysis based on ITS and  trnL-F  strongly supports    L.   occultata    as the sister taxon of    P.   sinaica   . In addition, pollen grains of these two species are 3-syncolporate with 3 alternating pseudocolpi, which is significantly different from the grains of    Lappula    taxa. Based on the above evidence, the new combination    Pseudolappula   occultata    is proposed.

﻿A new combination in Pseudolappula ( Boraginaceae , Rochelieae ) based on morphological, molecular and palynological evidence

A new combination in Pseudolappula ( Boraginaceae , Rochelieae ) based on morphological, molecular and palynological evidence