Integrative taxonomy led to recognising Clusia reginae (Clusiaceae), a new tree species from the Venezuelan Andes

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RT @manuelujan: Back in 2014, last time I was able to visit my home country #Venezuela, I collected some handsome specimens of #Clusia susp…

RT @KewBulletin: Integrative #taxonomy is the practice of using several lines of evidence to inform species classification, this approach w…

RT @KewBulletin: Integrative #taxonomy is the practice of using several lines of evidence to inform species classification, this approach w…

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