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Article title
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Abstract
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Keywords
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Introduction
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Our methodology and its implications
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Generic delimitation
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Geographical distribution
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Discovery
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Economic importance
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Molecular systematics
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Species concept
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Morphological characters and their use in species delimitation
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Dichotomous keys
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Regional keys to Convolvulus species
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Taxonomic treatment of Convolvulus
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Names
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Specimen citations
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Literature citations
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Species 1–22. Eurasian and North African species with leaves abruptly narrowed into a distinct petiole
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Species 23–41. Southern African species
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Species 42–55. American species
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Species 56–69. Australasian species
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Species 70–85. Old World species with petiolate leaves not markedly hastate or sagittate at base
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Species 86–92. Annuals with blue or bluish flowers
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Species 93–107. Red Sea group
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Species 108–131. Mostly Middle Eastern species with a fastigiate habit
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Species 132–171. Old World undershrubs with sericeous leaves
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Species 172–190. Mostly villous undershrubs with flowers in capitulae
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Excluded and poorly understood species
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Acknowledgements
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References
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Index of names
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