Beilschmiedia vestita (Lauraceae), a new species from the Brazilian Atlantic forest

Assis, Leandro C. S.; Santos, Matheus Fortes

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“…CMD is in the east portion of the ER, influenced by the Atlantic Forest; whereas SC, C, and D are in the west portion, influenced by the Cerrado (Echternacht et al., 2011; Bitencourt and Rapini, 2013). In agreement with these authors, our study confirmed CMD as an area of endemism supported by recently described species of Lauraceae occurring in the Atlantic Forest: Beilschmiedia vestita (Assis and Santos, 2012), Ocotea grandifructa (Assis and Santos, 2013), and two potentially new species – Nectandra sp. nov. 1 and Ocotea sp.…”

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“…We identified the species based on old and recent works (Meissner, 1864; Mez, 1889; Kubitzki and Renner, 1982; Rohwer, 1986; van der Werff, 1987; Rohwer, 1988; van der Werff, 1991; Rohwer, 1993a, 1993b; van der Werff, 1993; Lorea‐Hernández, 1996; Yasuda, 1996; Kurz, 2000; Chanderbali, 2004; Madriñán, 2004a, 2004b; Moraes, 2007; Assis and Mello‐Silva, 2009, 2010a, 2010b; Alves, 2011; Moraes and van der Werff, 2011; Assis and Santos, 2012, 2013; Rohde et al., 2017; Assis et al., 2018; Ribeiro et al., 2018; Assunção‐Silva et al., 2020). The records used here represent only specimens identified by us.…”

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Areas of endemism of Lauraceae: new insights on the biogeographic regionalization of the Espinhaço Range, Brazil

Assunção-Silva

Assis

2021

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Using Lauraceae as a study case, we aimed in this article to: (i) delimit areas of endemism in the Espinhaço Range, Brazil; (ii) compare these areas of endemism with those previously delimited, as well as with the centres of endemism; (iii) evaluate the association between areas of endemism and vegetation types; and (iv) classify the areas of endemism according to the International Code of Area Nomenclature (ICAN). Based on a recent survey of 99 species from the Espinhaço Range, our dataset consisted of 34 endemic species belonging to nine genera. Following previous studies, we performed parsimony analysis of endemicity (PAE) using a grid square size of 0.5° × 0.5°. We delimited four areas of endemism of Lauraceae: (i) Antônio dos Santos, (ii) Conceição do Mato Dentro, (iii) Itambé do Mato Dentro, and (iv) Rio de Contas; and confirmed six previously delimited areas of endemism: (i) Southern MG, (ii) Southern Mountains Complex, (iii) Conceição do Mato Dentro, (iv) Diamantina Plateau, (v) Serra do Cabral, and (vi) Chapada Diamantina. The areas of endemism Conceição do Mato Dentro, Serra do Cabral, Diamantina, and Serra do Cipó were classified as subdistricts in the Diamantina Plateau district of the Southern Espinhaço province. We summarized and mapped all areas of endemism corresponding to the provinces, districts, and subdistricts that cover the Espinhaço Range. Areas of endemism and centres of endemism are contrasted. Finally, we highlight that the biogeographic studies along this mountain range should embrace higher taxa with representative species in different types of vegetation in order to enrich the majority of the endemism studies mainly concentrated on the campo rupestre. Unusual distribution patterns, diversity of vegetation types, and the presence of restricted species and monophyletic groups open up opportunities to carry out integrative studies concerning the biogeographic regionalization of the ER at multiple spatio‐temporal scales.

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Areas of endemism of Lauraceae: new insights on the biogeographic regionalization of the Espinhaço Range, Brazil

Assunção-Silva

Assis

2021

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“…Nishida () has undertaken the latest revision for the Neotropics, recognizing 28 species of which seven are from Brazil. Since then, only one new species from Minas Gerais has been described by Assis and Santos (). For Espírito Santo, there are records of at least four species, one occurring in the Reserva Natural Vale.…”

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A synopsis of Lauraceae (excluding Ocotea) from the Reserva Natural Vale, Linhares, Espírito Santo, Brazil

Moraes

Vergne

2018

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Fifty‐five species belonging to 14 genera of Lauraceae are recorded in the Reserva Natural Vale. In the present treatment, twenty‐one species are reported: Aiouea (3), Aniba (2), Beilschmiedia (1), Cassytha (1), Cryptocarya (3), Endlicheria (1), Licaria (2), Mezilaurus (1), Nectandra (4), Persea (1), Rhodostemonodaphne (1), and Urbanodendron (1). Descriptions, identification keys, comments and illustrations of the species are presented. The species of Ocotea will be treated in part II of this series.

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Centers of richness and endemism of Lauraceae in the Espinhaço Range, Brazil

Assunção-Silva

Bueno

Assis

2021

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Beilschmiedia vestita (Lauraceae), a new species from the Brazilian Atlantic forest

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Areas of endemism of Lauraceae: new insights on the biogeographic regionalization of the Espinhaço Range, Brazil

Areas of endemism of Lauraceae: new insights on the biogeographic regionalization of the Espinhaço Range, Brazil

A synopsis of Lauraceae (excluding Ocotea) from the Reserva Natural Vale, Linhares, Espírito Santo, Brazil

Centers of richness and endemism of Lauraceae in the Espinhaço Range, Brazil

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