2014
DOI: 10.1590/s0044-59672014000200002
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Abstract: The genus Peristethium, characterized by determinate inflorescences protected by deciduous bracts, occurs in the northwest of South America, as well as Costa Rica and Panama. The main objective of this paper was to transfer one species to what we believe is its correct generic placement in Peristethium, that likewise implies in a shift of the genus' distribution beyond the Amazon. A new combination, Peristethium reticulatum, is proposed, based on Struthanthus reticulatus, described from Tocantins in 1980. The … Show more

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“…To complement and verify published data (Feuer & Kuijt 1978, 1980; Kuijt 1988; Liu & Qiu 1993; Han et al 2004; Roldán & Kuijt 2005; Caires 2012; Caires et al 2012, 2014; see File S4), we studied 35 genera of Loranthaceae, including 15 studied for the first time to our knowledge (Figure 2; File S5). The micrographs in Liu and Qiu (1993) and Han et al (2004) are of mediocre quality, typically out of focus, and do not allow identifying ornamental or structural details.…”
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“…To complement and verify published data (Feuer & Kuijt 1978, 1980; Kuijt 1988; Liu & Qiu 1993; Han et al 2004; Roldán & Kuijt 2005; Caires 2012; Caires et al 2012, 2014; see File S4), we studied 35 genera of Loranthaceae, including 15 studied for the first time to our knowledge (Figure 2; File S5). The micrographs in Liu and Qiu (1993) and Han et al (2004) are of mediocre quality, typically out of focus, and do not allow identifying ornamental or structural details.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Most notably, it is so far the only pollen from the Cladocolea-Struthanthus lineage with a partly striate sculpturing. Caires et al (2014) moved another species from Struthanthus to Peristethium , and also figure the pollen in SEM (polar view). The pollen has a similar general appearance, but details of the sculpturing are not visible in the micrograph.…”
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“…Once we have confirmed that the specimen Yuncker et al 8662 was not S. interruptus, we examined the other 15 species of the genus Peristethium as proposed by Kuijt (2012), and the species proposed by Caires et al (2014). Struthanthus interruptus was related to Peristethium only in Kuijt (2012: 544) that, when commenting on the bent style found in P. polystachyum (Ruiz & Pav.)…”
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“…As currently circumscribed by Kuijt (2012) Peristethium comprise 15 species and is mainly characterized by chaffy scale leaves at the base of the inflorescences. Recently, Struthanthus reticulatus Rizzini was transferred to Peristethium (Caires et al 2014) extending the geographical distribution of the genus to the central region of Brazil.…”
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