Contribution to the bryoflora of Bolivia. I. Lowland mosses from two protected areas in the Department of Santa Cruz

Fuentes, Antonio García; Muñoz, Jesús

doi:10.1179/037366802125001088

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“…Including these new findings, the currently known distribution of Lorentziella includes Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina (Lawton 1953, Fife 1980, Bolivia (Fuentes & Muñoz 2002, Churchill & Fuentes 2005, Chile, central México (Cardenas & Delgadillo 1994) and Texas (Lawton 1953, Rushing & Snider 1980, Rushing 2007. This unusual distribution pattern is depicted in Fig.…”

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Lorentziella (Gigaspermaceae, Bryophyta) nuevo para Chile, y lectotipificación del género

Larraín¹,

Fife²,

Átala³

2017

Bol. Soc. Argent. Bot.

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Lorentziella (Gigaspermaceae, Bryophyta) nuevo para Chile, y lectotipificación del género. El género Lorentziella es reportado por primera vez para Chile sobre la base de múltiples colecciones realizadas durante los meses de julio y septiembre de 2016. Se entrega información acerca de la ecología de la especie y su distribución mundial conocida, así como un mapa de distribución. Un lectotipo para el género Lorentziella es aquí seleccionado y se corrige la autoría del nombre.

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Lorentziella (Gigaspermaceae, Bryophyta) nuevo para Chile, y lectotipificación del género

Larraín¹,

Fife²,

Átala³

2017

Bol. Soc. Argent. Bot.

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“…Lorentziella's distribution includes Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina (Lawton 1953, Fife 1980, Bolivia (Fuentes & Muñoz 2002, Churchill & Fuentes 2005, Chile, Central Mexico (Cardenas & Delgadillo 1994) and Texas (Lawton 1953, Rushing & Snider 1980, Rushing 2007). The new record shows its importance by increasing the knowledge about the bryoflora of the Pampa biome, which is one of the less floristically studied in Brazil.…”

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First record of the family Gigaspermaceae (Bryophyta) in Brazil

Peralta

Bordin

Valente

et al. 2020

Hoehnea

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Lorentziella imbricata (Mitt.) Broth. belongs to the family Gigaspermaceae and is a common plant in the subtropical regions of the Noth and South America. This plant can be characterized by presenting leafy stems arising from subterranean rhizomatous axes, pale green or often whitish leaves, and sessile large capsules with large spores. This is the first citation of the genus Lorentziella and the family Gigaspermaceae for Brazil, found during field collections in the Pampa biome, state of Rio Grande do Sul.

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“…According to Mota (2010), bryophyte surveys in the lowland Amazon forest have taken place mostly in Brazil, while in the Amazonian-Andean countries the studies have primarily concentrated on the species-rich montane and sub-montane bryoflora, giving the following literature for Colombia (Uribe & Gradstein 1998;Pinzón et al 2003;Benavides et al 2006); Bolivia (Fuentes & Muñoz 2002;Acebey et al 2003); Ecuador (Churchill 1994;León-Yánez et al 2006); Peru (Menzel 1984;Menzel & Schultze-Motel 1992;Majestyk & Janovec 2011);Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana (Florschütz-de Waard & Bekker 1987;Florschütz-de Waard 1990;Boggan et al 1992;Buck 2003).…”

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Serra Do Curicuriari, Amazonas State, Brazil: The First Bryofloristic Analysis for a Brazilian Mountain in the Amazonian Forest

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This study aims to investigate the richness of mosses and liverworts at Serra do Curicuriari, in the Amazonas State, Brazil. The study area and the bryophytes were collected in 1979, during a botanical expedition of the "Projeto Flora Amazônica", in different types of vegetation. In total, 36 families, 99 genera, and 234 species were recorded (158 liverworts and 76 mosses). A considerable number of floristic novelties are reported: nine species are new records to Brazil; 31 species are new records to northern Brazil; and 14 species are new records for Amazonas State. Over 48% of the bryophytes have a Neotropical distribution, about 8% are Afro-American and Pantropical, and only 3% are endemic (five liverworts and two mosses). The results represent an increase in knowledge of the Brazilian bryoflora, being relevant for the conservation of bryophyte diversity in the Amazon Forest, and representing a contribution toward the targets of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation.

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Contribution to the bryoflora of Bolivia. I. Lowland mosses from two protected areas in the Department of Santa Cruz

Cited by 5 publications

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Lorentziella (Gigaspermaceae, Bryophyta) nuevo para Chile, y lectotipificación del género

Lorentziella (Gigaspermaceae, Bryophyta) nuevo para Chile, y lectotipificación del género

First record of the family Gigaspermaceae (Bryophyta) in Brazil

Serra Do Curicuriari, Amazonas State, Brazil: The First Bryofloristic Analysis for a Brazilian Mountain in the Amazonian Forest

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