Two new species of Valeriana (Valerianaceae) from the northern Peruvian Andes

Eriksen, Bente

doi:10.1111/j.1756-1051.1991.tb01272.x

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“…Hoy día comprende unas 260 especies (Ulloa Ulloa et al, 2017) en América del Sur, de las cuales 85 están presentes en Perú lo que supone el 33,2% de la diversidad del subgénero Phyllactis (Pers.) Borsini, propio de Sudamérica y caracterizado por plantas con anteras bi-esporangiadas (Eriksen, 1991).…”

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Confirmación de la presencia de Valeriana rumicoides Wedd. (Caprifoliaceae, Valerianoideae) para la flora peruana

Galán de Mera,

Montoya Quino,

Linares Perea

2023

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Confirmación de la presencia de Valeriana rumicoides Wedd. (Caprifoliaceae, Valerianoideae) para la flora peruana

Galán de Mera,

Montoya Quino,

Linares Perea

2023

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Valeriana caparaoensis (Valerianaceae nom. conserv.), a New Species from Southeastern Brazil

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Abstract—Valeriana caparaoensis, a new species from the High Altitude Tropical Grasslands of Southeastern Brazil, is described and illustrated. The new species is known only from the Serra do Caparaó massif, between the states of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, Southeastern Brazil. It shares morphological affinities with V. catharinensis and V. polystachya, the first restricted to Brazilian Subtropical Highland Grasslands, and the last restricted to Lowland Grasslands of Southern Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina. Besides the great geographical disjunction, the new species differs from the other two species by the pinnately lobed proximal leaves, by the lanceolate distal lobes and longer pseudopetioles in distal leaves, by differences in the size of the flowers, and by the rounded to ovate and broader achenes. Additionally, we provide the preliminary conservation status assessments using IUCN Red List categories and criteria, as well as an updated checklist and a key for Valeriana species from Southeastern Brazil.

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Two new species of Valeriana (Valerianaceae) from the northern Peruvian Andes

Abstract: Valeriana comosa and V. cumbemayensis, native to the northern Peruvian Andes, are described and illustrated and their systematic affiliations are given.

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Confirmación de la presencia de Valeriana rumicoides Wedd. (Caprifoliaceae, Valerianoideae) para la flora peruana

Confirmación de la presencia de Valeriana rumicoides Wedd. (Caprifoliaceae, Valerianoideae) para la flora peruana

Valeriana caparaoensis (Valerianaceae nom. conserv.), a New Species from Southeastern Brazil

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