1989
DOI: 10.1590/2175-78601989416708
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Contribuição ao estudo das Asclepiadaceae brasileiras - XXIV. Checklist preliminar do Estado da Bahia

Abstract: Resumo Os autores apresentam uma lista dos táxons pertencentes à família Asclepiadaceae e ocorrentes no Estado da Bahia, com a atualização da maioria dos nomes, observações de campo e citação de novas localidades. Nesse estado ocorrem 25 gêneros (sendo três introduzidos), 75 táxons específicos (três exóticos) e dois infra-específicos. Duas espécies descritas recentemente e três outras pouco conhecidas foram ilustradas.

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“…The position of colleters may be variable (Woodson & Moore 1938), but the asclepiads have colleters alternating with the sepals (Frye 1902;Rao & Ganguli 1963;Tiagi & Dixit 1965;Valente et al 1973;Silva et al 1975;Valente 1983;1984;Pereira & Schwarz 1983;Endress & Bruyns 2000;Valente & Costa 2005;Demarco 2008), except in Oxystelma esculentum R.Br., which have opposite colleters (Rao & Ganguli 1963). Although alternisepalous colleters have been considered a plesiomorphic feature in Apocynaceae (Woodson & Moore 1938), they occur in almost all members of Asclepiadoideae, which is the most derived subfamily.…”
Section: External Protective Glandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The position of colleters may be variable (Woodson & Moore 1938), but the asclepiads have colleters alternating with the sepals (Frye 1902;Rao & Ganguli 1963;Tiagi & Dixit 1965;Valente et al 1973;Silva et al 1975;Valente 1983;1984;Pereira & Schwarz 1983;Endress & Bruyns 2000;Valente & Costa 2005;Demarco 2008), except in Oxystelma esculentum R.Br., which have opposite colleters (Rao & Ganguli 1963). Although alternisepalous colleters have been considered a plesiomorphic feature in Apocynaceae (Woodson & Moore 1938), they occur in almost all members of Asclepiadoideae, which is the most derived subfamily.…”
Section: External Protective Glandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most frequent variations observed are the presence or absence of peduncles (Fig. 2D) and the number of colleters per flower (Rao & Ganguli 1963;Ramayya & Bahadur 1968;Silva et al 1975;Stevens 1975;1988;Pereira & Schwarz 1983;Thomas & Dave 1989a;Schwarz & Furlan 2002;Demarco 2005;Simões et al 2006;Martins et al 2010;Martins 2012). Colleters have taxonomic significance for the family (Woodson & Moore 1938;Thomas 1991;Simões et al 2006) and their occurrence, type and/or position have been used as diagnostic characters in identification keys at the genus and species level (Barroso 1986;.…”
Section: External Protective Glandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Endêmica do Brasil (Flora e Funga do Brasil, 2022), foi reportada para o Nordeste e Sudeste, principalmente em caatingas e carrascos. Na Bahia, foi registrada principalmente na região da Chapada Diamantina, de Licínio de Almeida a Senhor do Bonfim (Rapini, 2010), já tendo sido reportada para Vitória da Conquista (Fontella-Pereira et al, 1989;Caires et al, 2021)…”
Section: Asclepias Curassavica L (Figura 1 A-b)unclassified