Acanthaceae em Colorado do Oeste, Rondônia, Brasil

Silva, Fabio Araújo da; Bonadeu, Francismeire

doi:10.1590/2175-7860201970082

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“…The number of species found (31) is higher than that found in other taxonomic studies on Acanthaceae in surrounding areas. Vilar (2009) found 28 in Distrito Federal and Silva & Bonadeu (2019) found 11 species in Colorado do Oeste, in the state of Rondônia. It is important to highlight that a long-term plant taxonomy project has been conducted in Distrito Federal (Cavalcanti & Batista 2009, 2010Cavalcanti & Silva 2011;Cavalcanti & Dias 2012).…”

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“…The morphological terminology follows Harris & Harris (2001), the data on geographical distribution of the species follows Flora e Funga do Brasil (2020, continuously updated), Berendsohn & Araniva de González (1989), Carnevali et al (2010), Correll & Johnston (1970), Costa-Lima & Chagas (2020), Daniel & McDade (2014), Daniel (1995), Daniel (2005Daniel ( , 2010, Daniel et al (2012), Durkee (1986), D'Arcy (1987, Ezcurra (1993), Funk et al (2007), Jørgensen & León-Yáne (1999, Jørgensen et al (2014), McDade & Tripp (2007), Molina Rosito (1975, Rodríguez Delcid & Daniel (2014), Silva & Bonadeu (2019), Vilar (2009), Wasshausen & Wood (2004), Wasshausen (1995), Wiggins &Porter (1971), andZuloaga et al (2008). The identification key was produced based on newly collected specimens and those deposited in the UFMT herbarium.…”

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Acanthaceae from Cuiabá lowlands, Mato Grosso, Brazil: a vegetational mosaic extending from Chapada dos Guimarães to Pantanal

2023

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This study presents a taxonomic survey of the species of Acanthaceae in the Cuiabá lowlands, an area encompassing several habitats, from rock outcrops in Chapada dos Guiamarães to the periodically flooded forest areas in the Pantanal. Herbarium collections were analyzed and 13 field expeditions were carried out to visit different phytophysiognomies and ecosystems. The family is represented by 31 species and 12 genera, the most diverse being Justicia (10 species) and Ruellia (eight species). Additionally, Dicliptera squarrosa, Dyschoriste schottiana, Ruellia blechum, R. jussieuoides, and R. trachyphylla are newly recorded in the state of Mato Grosso. The number of species is higher if compared with other taxonomic studies of Acanthaceae in Central-Western Brazil. Despite the area being overlooked by the botanical community, we expect our results will instigate further taxonomic studies in the area. This study provides an identification key, short descriptions, comments on taxonomy and distribution, and photographs.

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Acanthaceae from Cuiabá lowlands, Mato Grosso, Brazil: a vegetational mosaic extending from Chapada dos Guimarães to Pantanal

2023

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“…Taxonomic studies of Acanthaceae in northern South America include: Acanthaceae of the Venezuelan Guiana (Wasshausen 1995); Acanthaceae of Bolivia (Wasshausen & Wood 2004); Acanthaceae of the Guianas (Wasshausen 2006); and Acanthaceae of Ecuador (Wasshausen 2013). In northern Brazil these studies are scarce, with the Flora of Acanthaceae from the Reserva Ducke, Amazonas, Brasil (Kameyama 2006), recording only two species of Justicia; and Acanthaceae of the canga of the Serra dos Carajás (Reis et al 2017a), treating 9 species of Justicia; and Silva & Bonadeu (2019), with the Flora of the Acanthaceae in Colorado do Oeste, Rondônia, Brasil, listing four Justicia species.…”

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The genus Justicia (Acanthaceae) in the state of Pará, Amazon, Brazil

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The taxonomic knowledge for genus Justicia in the Amazonian state of Pará, Brazil, is updated. The study was based on material from important national and international herbaria, as well as specimens collected in different vegetation types within the state, some of them kept under cultivation by the first author. Twenty five species of Justicia were recorded for Pará: J. asclepiadea, J. birae, J. calycina, J. carajensis, J. cayennensis, J. comata, J. distichophylla, J. divergens, J. gendarussa, J. laevilinguis, J. mcdadeana, J. montealegrensis, J. multiglandulosa, J. oldemanii, J. oriximinensis, J. paraensis, J. pectoralis, J. polystachya, J. potamogeton, J. pseudoamazonica, J. riedeliana, J. secunda, J. sphaerosperma, J. sprucei, J. yurimaguensis. Among these, five are new records for the state of Pará (J. asclepiadea, J. cayennensis, J. gendarussa, J. oldemanii, and J. yurimaguensis). Moreover, seven of the accepted names are lectotypified and a new name (J. oriximinensis) is proposed. A species identification key is presented alongside detailed morphological descriptions (including seed analysis), distribution and habitat information, taxonomic comments and illustrations.

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Acanthaceae em Colorado do Oeste, Rondônia, Brasil

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Acanthaceae from Cuiabá lowlands, Mato Grosso, Brazil: a vegetational mosaic extending from Chapada dos Guimarães to Pantanal

Acanthaceae from Cuiabá lowlands, Mato Grosso, Brazil: a vegetational mosaic extending from Chapada dos Guimarães to Pantanal

The genus Justicia (Acanthaceae) in the state of Pará, Amazon, Brazil

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