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Brassica Kerguelens (sc. Pringlea Antiscorbutica) est genus plantarum in non multis insulis de oceano indico subantarctico residuum. Una de insulis est Kerguelen ex illa planta nominis originem habet. Haec ipsa est sola species in genere Pringlea ex familia Brassicaceae.

Plantae — Angiosperms

Classis : Eudicots
Ordo : Brassicales
Familia : Brassicaceae
Genus : Pringlea
Species : P. Antiscorbutica

Pringlea Antiscorbutica
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Territorium Brassicae Kerguelensis (rubor)

Plantae recentes habent similitudinem cum brassicis oleraceis sed cum illis vix cognatae sunt. In foliis multum vitaminum C continetur quamobrem in saeculo 19 nautae saepe in oceano indico brassicam kerguelensem edebant ut morbus scorbuticus non erumperet.^[1] In habitatione sua brassica kergeulens erat antehac frequens, sed generes animalorum causa hominis importata quantitatem plantarum magnus minuebat.

Litteratura

J.-L. Chapuis, F. Hennion, V. Le Roux, J. Le Cuziat: Growth and reproduction of the endemic cruciferous species Pringlea antiscorbutica in Kerguelen Islands. In: Polar Biology. 23:196–204, 2000

↑ S.B. Young, E.K. Schofield: Palynological evidence for the late glacial occurrence of Pringlea and Lyallia on Kerguelen Island, in: Rhodora, 75:241, 1973, Online

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[1] S.B. Young, E.K. Schofield: Palynological evidence for the late glacial occurrence of Pringlea and Lyallia on Kerguelen Island, in: Rhodora, 75:241, 1973, Online

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