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Flora of Ecuador : 82–84. Leguminosae – Phaseoleae, Part 1.
- 2015
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Editorial collection (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The following legumegenera in Ecuador are revised: Cajanus (1 sp.), Calopogonium (3 spp.), Centrosema(9 spp.), Cologania (1 sp.), Galactia (2 spp.), Mucuna (8 spp.), Pueraria (1 sp.),Rhynchosia (7 spp.) and Teramnus (2 spp.). The species of Cajanus and Pueraria,C. cajan and P. phaseoloides, originate from Asia and have become established inseminatural, disturbed habitats. One new species, Mucuna ecuatoriana, is describedand several lectotypifications are made. Keys to all species are presented withinrespective genus along with synonymy, specimen citations, taxonomic references,and information on ecology and distribution. Many species are illustrated with eitherline drawings and/or colour photos.
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Flora of Ecuador : 113A. Icacinaceae. 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.Duno de Stefano, R. 2013. Metteniusaceae. 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 Metteniusaceae are revised. One genus, Metteniusa (2 spp.), is treated. Keys, descriptions and specimen citations are given for all taxa.
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