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A new genus and species,Gentrya racemosa (Scrophulariaceae, tribe Euphrasieae, subtribe Castilleiinae) from the Sierra Surutato in Sinaloa, Mexico, is described and illustrated. The relationships of the new genus toCastilleia andOrthocarpus are discussed.
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Breedlove, D.E., Heckard, L.R. Gentrya, a new genus of scrophulariaceae from Mexico. Brittonia 22, 20–24 (1970). https://doi.org/10.2307/2805718
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