Electronic Supplement to: Dividing and conquering the fastest-growing genus: Towards a natural sectional classification of the mega-diverse genus <i>Begonia</i> (Begoniaceae)

Moonlight, Peter W.; Ardi, Wisnu H.; Padilla, Luzmilla Arroyo; Chung, Kuo‐Fang; Fuller, Daniel P.; Girmansyah, Deden; Hollands, Ruth; Jara-Muñoz, Adolfo; Kiew, Ruth; Liu, Wai-Chao; Liu, Yan; Mahardika, Adi; Marasinghe, Lakmini D.K.; O'Connor, Meriel; Peng, Ching‐I; Pérez, Álvaro J.; Phutthai, Thamarat; Pullan, Martin R.; Rajbhandary, Sangeeta; Reynel, Carlos; Rubite, Rosario Rivera; Sang, Julia; Scherberich, David; Shui, Yu-Min; Tebbitt, Mark C.; Thomas, Daniel C.; Wilson, Hannah; Zaini, Nura H.; Hughes, Mark

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“…The former is monotypic and endemic to Hawaii and the latter is widely distributed, with a richness of around 2070 species, distributed in 70 sections (Hughes et al 2015-). The work of Moonlight et al (2018) contains a phylogenetic analysis, in which a new sectional classification is proposed; 10 sections represented by 124 species are found in Mexico, two of which are introduced (Gaerdtia (Klotzsch) de Candolle (1859:128) and Lepsia (Klotzsch) de Candolle (1859:139)) (Hughes et al 2015-). The new species belongs to the morphologically diverse section Knesebeckia (Klotzsch) A.DC., a section of 49 species (Hughes et al 2015-;Moonlight et al 2018), represented by species 20 in Mexico.…”

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“…The work of Moonlight et al (2018) contains a phylogenetic analysis, in which a new sectional classification is proposed; 10 sections represented by 124 species are found in Mexico, two of which are introduced (Gaerdtia (Klotzsch) de Candolle (1859:128) and Lepsia (Klotzsch) de Candolle (1859:139)) (Hughes et al 2015-). The new species belongs to the morphologically diverse section Knesebeckia (Klotzsch) A.DC., a section of 49 species (Hughes et al 2015-;Moonlight et al 2018), represented by species 20 in Mexico. In the country the section Gireoudia Klotzsch (1854:125), a section of 112 species, is the most diverse with 76 species, followed by Knesebeckia (Klotzsch) de Candolle (1959:125), section of 49 species, with 20, and Quadriperigonia Ziesenhenne (1968:257) with 20 species (Hughes et al 2015-) in the Mexican Republic.…”

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“…Taxonomic comments:-This species is placed within B. section Knesebeckia, a section originally defined as a genus showing its filaments joined at the base, forming a column, anthers obovate, stigmas bifid, dilated at the base and placentas divided in two branches (Klotszch 1854), but which was determined to be polyphyletic in later molecular studies (Moonlight et al, 2018); this section is distributed in the Americas, with one of its main centers of diversity in Mexico. Morphologically, the new species is at first sight similar to Begonia monophylla Pav.…”

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Begonia ostulensis (Begoniaceae), a new species from Michoacán, Mexico

Martínez-Gordillo

Ramos-Ordoñez

2022

Phytotaxa

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Begonia ostulensis sp. nov. is a new species from section Knesebeckia, known solely from the state of Michoacán; it is similar to Begonia monophylla, an endemic species from Mexico with a distribution in the states of Mexico, Colima, Michoacán, Guerrero and Morelos, but B. ostulensis differs from it in having an orbicular, peltate, solitary leaf, with the lower and upper surfaces glabrous, a lobed and double-dentate, non-ciliate margin, inflorescences terminal, peduncle and rachis glabrous and fruit with primary wing asymmetrically triangular, glabrous.

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