Hello

I think so. There is an article. the URL address is:

http://www.freepaperdownload.us/1758/Article3353735.htm.

I know some one is studying this genus in Iran too.

good luck

Thanks for the link! But the text can be downloaded from: http://www.bergianska.se/polopoly_fs/1.68448.1325510529!/menu/standard/file/Gehrke_et_al_2008.pdf

http://www.bergianska.se/polopoly_fs/1.68448.1325510529!/menu/standard/file/Gehrke_et_al_2008.pdf

Unfortunately, in this article many species of Alchemilla (growing on the territory of Yaroslavl region) was not studied. Hopefully, the study of molecular phylogeny of the Alchemilla will be continued. In my herbarium there are over 400 herbarium sheets of Alchemilla; unfortunately, in the article mentioned only one of them.

Thanks for the interesting links. The greatest interest is the question of the distinction between types of relationship A. acutiloba, A. monticola, A. sarmatica etc. (poorly distinguished species groups). It is not clear we are dealing with microspecies or intraspecies variability of one species. For example: A. acutiloba-A. tichomirovii-A. vorotnikovii.