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Flora of Ecuador 88 : Orchidaceae part 7, Lepanthes and Affiliates
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- DODSON, C.H. & LUER, C.A. 2011. Orchidaceae, part 7. Lepanthes and Affiliates. In: C. PERSSON & B. STÅHL (eds), Flora of Ecuador 88. Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences, University of Gothenburg, P.O. Box 461, SE-405 30 Göteborg, Sweden. ISSN 0347-8742, ISBN 978-91-85529-34-6. The Ecuadorian members of Lepanthes and Affiliates are revised. Four genera are treated, comprising altogether 322 species: Expedicula (1 sp.), Lepanthes (287 spp.), Lepanthopsis (10 spp.), and Penducella (24 spp.). Keys, descriptions and specimen citations are given for all taxa. All species are illustrated.
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Flora of Ecuador – Compositae-Vernonieae. Vol. 94
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- The Ecuadorean members of the tribe Vernonieae (Compositae) revised. Sixteen genera and 55 species have been recorded from Ecuador: Centratherum (1 sp.), Critoniopsis (23 spp.), Cuatrecasanthus (4 spp.), Cyanthillium (1 sp.), Cyrtocymura (1 sp.), Eirmocephala (3 spp.), Elephantopus (1 sp.), Joseanthus (3 spp.), Lepidaploa (5 spp.), Orthopappus (1 sp.), Pacourina (1 sp.), Piptocarpha (6 spp.), Piptocoma (1 sp.), Pseudelephantopus (2 spp.), Struchium (1 sp.) and Vernonanthura (1 sp.). Three species are described as new, viz., Critoniopsis concolor H. Rob. & V.A. Funk, C. sodiroioides H. Rob. & V.A. Funk, and C. vivarii H. Rob. & V.A. Funk, and one new combination, Critoniopsis augustiniana (Cuatrec.) H. Rob. & V.A. Funk, is made. Keys, descriptions and specimen citations are given for all taxa. All genera are illustrated.
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Flora of Ecuador – Leguminosae – Ingeae, part 1: Inga. Vol. 96
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- The Ecuadorian members of the genus Inga are revised. Eighty-one native species are documented in Ecuador, one of which, I. pellicula T. D. Penn., is described as new to science. Keys to species and subspecific taxa are presented along with information on distribution, ecology, local names, uses and field characters. All species are illustrated.
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Flora of Ecuador – Myrtaceae. Vol. 95
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- The Ecuadorian members of Myrtaceae are revised. Fifteen genera and 131 native species are documented in Ecuador, viz. Amomyrtella (1 sp.), Blepharocalyx (1 sp.), Calycolpus (2 spp.), Calyptranthes (28 spp.), Campomanesia (2 spp.), Eugenia (43 spp.), Myrcia (20 spp.), Myrcianthes (10 spp.), Myrciaria (4 spp.), Myrrhinium (1 sp.), Myrteola (2 spp.), Plinia (5 spp.), Psidium (10 spp.), Siphoneugena (1 sp.) and Ugni (1 sp.). Three additional genera, not treated in this volume, are introduced and cultivated in Ecuador, viz. Callistemon, Eucalyptus and Syzygium. Keys to the genera and species are presented along with information on ecology and distribution. Illustrations of at least one species of each genus are provided. Five species, Calyptranthes brunnea B. Holst & M. L. Kawas., C. orientalis B. Holst & M. L. Kawas., Eugenia zamorensis B. Holst & M. L. Kawas., Myrcia lojensis B. Holst & M. L. Kawas. and Myrcianthes rubra B. Holst & M. L. Kawas., are described as new to science and a new combination, Myrcianthes alaternifolia (Benth.) Grifo ex B. Holst & M. L. Kawas., is made.
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Flora of Ecuador, Volume 90, Part 113A: Icacinaceae, Part 113B: Metteniusaceae
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- DUNO DE STEFANO, R. 2013. Icacinaceae. In: C. PERSSON & B. STÅHL (eds.), Flora of Ecuador 90. Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences, University of Gothenburg, P.O. Box 461, SE-40530 Göteborg, Sweden. ISSN 0347-8742, ISBN 978-91-85529-36-0. — The Ecuadorian members of Icacinaceae are revised. Seven genera are treated, comprising altogether 10 species: Calatola (2 spp.), Citronella (2 spp.), Dendrobangia (2 spp.), Discophora (1 sp.), Leretia (1 sp.), Pleurisanthes (1 sp.), and Poraqueiba (1 sp.). One additional genus, Casimirella, is also treated since one of its species is expected to occur in the country. Keys, descriptions and specimen citations are given for all taxa. All genera are illustrated.
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