Novas Espécies de Kielmeyera Martius (Guttiferae) do sudeste brasileiro

Saddi, N.

doi:10.1590/2175-78601984366010

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“…The species are from the Atlantic Rainforest, with distribution near the coast of the states of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. This section, in which only the type species K. excelsa (Saddi 1983) was originally included, was later expanded with K. rizziniana, K. gracillis, K. insignis and K. decipiens (Saddi 1984(Saddi , 1989.…”

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Kielmeyera aureovinosa (Calophyllaceae): a new species from the Atlantic Rainforest in highlands of Rio de Janeiro state

Gomes

2012

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Kielmeyera aureovinosa M. Gomes is a tree of the Atlantic Rainforest, endemic to the highlands of Rio de Janeiro state, occurring in riverine forest. The new species is distinguished in the genus by having a wine colored stem with metallic luster, peeling, with golden bands: it differs from other species of Kielmeyera section Callodendron by having leaves with sparse resinous corpuscles and flowers with ciliate margined sepals and petals. This paper provides a description of the species, illustrations and digital images; morphological and palynological features of Kielmeyera section Callodendron species are discussed and compared.

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Kielmeyera aureovinosa (Calophyllaceae): a new species from the Atlantic Rainforest in highlands of Rio de Janeiro state

Gomes

2012

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“…Recently, SEM is helping considerably in solving taxonomic problems through the analysis of micromorphology of leaf surfaces (BARTHLOTT 1981;SADDI 1988). FONTENELLE (1994) suggested that the anatomical features can be helpful in the taxonomy of the species of Eugenia.…”

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Systematic and anatomical studies of Inuleae and Plucheeae in Egypt

Zareh

2005

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A systematic revision for the species of tribes Inuleae Cass. s.str. and Plucheeae (Benth.) Anderb. is provided. Four Plucheeae species belonging to four genera and 22 Inuleae species belonging to 11 genera are laggera viscosa comb. nova recognized. Leaf anatomy were studied. A key of the investigated species as well as SEM micrographs of leaf surface are provided. (© 2005 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

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