<p><strong><em>Hoya nyingchiensis </em></strong><strong>(Apocynaceae, Asclepiadoideae), a new species from Tibet, China</strong></p>

Abstract

Hoya nyingchiensis Y.W.Zuo &amp; H.P.Deng, sp. nov. from Nyingchi, Tibet Autonomous Region (China), is described, illustrated and compared with related species. H. nyingchiensis appears to be related to H. chinghungensis, H. bella and H. kingdonwardii due to the similar growth habit, but it can be easily distinguished by the shape of leaves, leaf surfaces, inflorescence, calyx, corolla structure and corona shape.

Hoya spectatissima (Gentianales, Apocynaceae), a new species from Yunnan, China

“…ex Hook.f. (Gui et al 2017) (Zuo et al 2020), H. pyrifolia E.F. Huang (Huang et al 2021), H. longlingensis E.F. Huang and H. sichuanensis E.F.Huang (Huang et al 2022). Recently, we found an unknown Hoya species (Fig.…”

“…ex Hook.f. ( Gui et al 2017 ), H. vangviengiensis Rodda & Simonsson ( Zhang et al 2017 ), H. tamdaoensis Rodda & T.B.Tran ( Nong et al 2018 ), H. burmanica Rolfe ( Ma et al 2019 ), H. longicalyx Wang Hui & E.F.Huang ( Huang et al 2020 ), H. gaoligongensis M.X.Zhao & Y.H.Tan ( Zhao et al 2020 ), H. nyingchiensis Y.W.Zuo & H.P.Deng ( Zuo et al 2020 ), H. pyrifolia E.F. Huang ( Huang et al 2021 ), H. longlingensis E.F. Huang and H. sichuanensis E.F.Huang ( Huang et al 2022 ). Recently, we found an unknown Hoya species (Fig.…”

Hoya longlingensis and H. sichuanensis (Apocynaceae), Two New Species from Southwestern China

“…is a large genus in the tribe Marsdenieae, subfamily Asclepiodoideae of Apocynaceae [1], with more than 300 species distributed from China and Southeast Asia to Oceania [1,2], and 32 species were recorded in Flora of China [2]. In the past decade, multiple new species or newly recorded species of this genus have been discovered in Southwestern China resulting from extensive field investigations conducted [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. Many new species of this genus were reported from the adjacent areas of China [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20].…”