Araceae of the Lita–San Lorenzo Region (Esmeraldas Province, Ecuador)—Part 1: Anthurium Sect. Polyneurium1

IF 1.1 3区生物学 Q3 PLANT SCIENCES

Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden Pub Date : 2019-04-02 DOI:10.3417/2018071

T. Croat, J. Teisher, Lynn P. Hannon, C. Kostelac

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Abstract

Abstract This paper is the first in an expected series of publications treating the Araceae of the Lita–San Lorenzo Region of northwestern Ecuador. An introduction to the physical and ecological characteristics of the area is given, and Anthurium Schott sect. Polyneurium Engl. is redefined and typified. Thirty-four species in section Polyneurium are fully described of which 13 are new species of Anthurium: A. bruxellense Croat, A. chuchubiense Croat, A. cornejoi Croat, A. decursivum Croat, A. hannoniae Croat, A. impolitoellipticum Croat, A. kinsingeriae Croat, A. longeinternodum Croat, A. mansellii Croat, A. pandurilaminum Croat, A. pseudotalamancae Croat, A. triangulohastatum Croat, and A. waramirezii Croat. In addition, six seemingly new but (sometimes) sterile species for the region are fully described but not formally named.

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利塔-圣洛伦佐地区的天南星科（厄瓜多尔埃斯梅拉达斯省）——第1部分：红掌科。神经鞘瘤1

本文是预期的一系列出版物中的第一篇，涉及厄瓜多尔西北部Lita-San Lorenzo地区的天南星科。介绍了该地区的自然生态特征，并介绍了红掌属(Anthurium Schott)。被重新定义和类型化。其中13种为红掌属新种:bruxellense Croat、chuchubiense Croat、cornejoi Croat、decursivum Croat、hannoniae Croat、impolitoellipticum Croat、kinsingeriae Croat、longeinternodum Croat、mansellii Croat、pandurilaminum Croat、pseudotalamancae Croat、triangulohastatum Croat和waramirezii Croat。此外，对该地区的六个看似新的但有时不育的物种进行了全面描述，但没有正式命名。

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Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 生物-植物科学

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