On Some Brazilian Plants Distributed by Martius in 1827 and Published by Colla in 1833

Moraes, Pedro Luís Rodrigues de; Smedt, Sofie De; Esser, Hans‐Joachim; Gallagher, Catherine; Guglielmone, Laura

doi:10.3100/025.018.0105

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“…As pointed out by Moraes et al (2016), the region of “Rio Belmonte”, or “Rio Grande de Belmonte”, as referred by Wied, is the current Rio Jequitinhonha which was explored by Wied from mid‐August to 28 September 1816. It was not visited by any other explorer prior to 1827 (see Moraes et al, 2013b). According to IBGE (1958), the current municipality of Belmonte was established near the mouth of Rio Grande (current Rio Jequitinhonha) in the beginning of the 18th century by the Jesuit Joseph de Araújo Ferraz, who founded the Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Madre de Deus between 1708 and 1712, with the “arraial” (settlement) taking the name of São Pedro do Rio Grande.…”

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Leaf venation of Lauraceae species (excluding Ocotea) from Bahia, Brazil

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With the aim of recognizing and identifying both fertile and sterile specimens of Lauraceae from the Brazilian state of Bahia, we analyzed the leaf venation pattern of 56 species belonging to 14 genera (excluding Ocotea), 30 of them described and illustrated for the first time. A dichotomous identification key was built from a matrix of 12 venation characters and 36 states, which allowed to distinguish the taxa.

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Leaf venation of Lauraceae species (excluding Ocotea) from Bahia, Brazil

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“…Loco haud indicato, s.d., Anonymous s.n. (lecto-: TO, designated by Moraes et al 2013a). Note -Solea martii is one of the many names described by Colla based on samples received from Martius' Brazilian herbarium (Fryxell 1976, Moraes et al 2013a).…”

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The identity of two obscure names of Violaceae from the Flora Brasiliensis context: nomenclatural novelties within Hybanthus communis

Paula-Souza¹,

Moraes²

2015

Plecevo

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Background and aims -Ionidium racemosum Nees & Mart. and I. maximilianii Eichler had their identities obscured by missing types and poor descriptions. Recent searches through historical collections revealed that they are synonyms of Hybanthus communis (A.St.-Hil.) Taub., and the nomenclatural revision that followed this finding required some typological adjustments that are presented here. Methods -The main collections known to house specimens from the context of Flora Brasiliensis were consulted, especially in Europe and North America. Further searches were performed at the libraries and archives of these institutions or on the internet, in order to gather pertinent historical literature. Key results -A nomenclatural revision of Hybanthus communis is provided with a historical background to support the typological modifications that were performed. Three lectotypifications and four new synonyms are presented here.

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“…Two specimens located at MEL are the first (and possibly only) verifiable record of this species from Bahia, and are thus a compelling example of the importance and enduring value of Wied's collections: 'Rio Doce'and'Tamburil and Valo';Moraes et al 2013a).…”

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“…Many of the specimens held in other herbaria bear labels and/or annotations from Martius, Schrader, Nees, Wilhelm Klenze (Klaenze) and KarlTheodor Mencke (Menke), and have been wrongly attributed to these botanists in both the literature and herbarium databases. Already, MEL material has been instrumental in disentangling such misinterpretations (e.g Moraes et al 2013aMoraes et al , 2013b…”

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