Pteridófitas da vegetação nativa do Jardim Botânico Municipal de Bauru, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil

Abstract

-(Pteridophytes of the native vegetation of Jardim Botânico Municipal de Bauru, São Paulo State, Brazil). In this paper we present a floristic survey of the pteridophytes from the native vegetation of the Jardim Botânico Municipal de Bauru (JBMB), Bauru, São Paulo State, Brazil. The JBMB is located in the central region of the State, it has an area of 321.71 ha and the principal vegetation kinds are savanna ("Cerrado"), remnants of "Floresta Estacional Semidecidual Aluvial", and "Floresta Estacional Semidecidual Submontana". The material was collected according to the usual techniques for vascular plants and deposited in the Herbaria JBMB, UNBA, and SP. The data showed the occurrence of 54 taxa, distributed in 28 genera, 49 species, one subspecies, and four varieties. The most representative genera are: Thelypteris (11 species) and Blechnum (four species). Polybotrya goyazensis Brade and Thelypteris biformata (Rosenst.) R.M. Tryon are new citations to São Paulo State. Thelypteris eriosora (Fée) Ponce was recorded for the first time to the central region of the State in low elevations.

Checklist of ferns and lycophytes from the Parque Estadual Turístico do Alto Ribeira, Iporanga, São Paulo, Brazil

“…On the other hand, studies that involved more than one type of phytophysiognomy obtained results similar to those found in this study as is the case of works of Salino and Almeida (2008) Thus, the presence of these relatively dry environments may be less attractive for the attachment and growth of some epiphytes. The same pattern was found for some Semideciduous Forests, such as Windisch (1992), Salino (1996), Salino and Joly (2001), Melo and Salino (2002), Figueiredo and Salino (2005) and Nóbrega and Prado (2008).…”

“…Despite the considerable number of studies already carried out in the state [e.g., Windisch (1992); Salino (1996); Salino and Joly (2001); Colli et al (2003;2004a; Nóbrega and Prado (2008) in interior regions of semideciduous forest and Cerrado; and Athayde- Filho et al (2003), Boldrin and Prado (2007), Salino and Almeida (2008), Prado and Labiak (2009), Prado (2004aPrado ( , 2004bPrado ( , 2004cPrado ( , 2004dPrado ( , 2004e, 2004f, 2004g, 2004h, 2006aPrado ( , 2006b Prado and Hirai (2008, 2010a, 2010b, Prado et al (2010); Hirai and Prado (2011; in rainforest], many places are still poorly known, which is the case for the southern region of São Paulo.…”

Checklist das licófitas e samambaias do Estado de São Paulo, Brasil

“…revisões de grupos) e livros publicados envolvendo as licófitas e samambaias no estado, a saber: Athayde-Filho et al (2003), Boldrin & Prado (2007), Colli et al (2003Colli et al ( , 2004, Hirai & Prado (2000), Hirai et al (2011), Kessler et al (2011), , Labiak et al (2010), Labiak & Prado (2003, 2005a,b,c, 2008, Moran et al (2009Moran et al ( , 2010, Nóbrega & Prado (2008), Nonato & Windisch (2004), Øllgaard & Windisch (1987), Prado (1998Prado ( ,b,c,d,e,f,g,h, 2005Prado ( , 2006aPrado ( ,b, 2007, Prado & Hirai (2008, 2010a,b, 2011, Prado & Labiak (2001a,b, 2009), Prado & Lellinger (1996), Prado & Sylvestre (2010), Prado & Windisch (2000), Prado et al (2010), Salino (1996Salino ( , 2002, Salino & Almeida (2008), Salino & Joly (2001), Salino & Semir (2002, Siqueira & Windisch (1999), Windisch (1992), Windisch & Fernandes (1998) e Windisch & Pereira-Noronha (1983).…”

Criptógamos do Parque Estadual das Fontes do Ipiranga, São Paulo, SP, Brasil: Pteridophyta: 1. Aspleniaceae

“…Para o Estado de São Paulo especifi camente há alguns trabalhos fl orísticos para determinadas áreas e envolvendo as samambaias e licófi tas como um todo, que incluem Aspleniaceae, entre estes: Boldrin & Prado (2007), para a região do Guarujá, Nóbrega & Prado (2008), para a região de Bauru e checklists, tais como: Salino (1996), para a Serra do Cuscuzeiro, Salino & Almeida (2008), para o Parque Estadual de Jacupiranga no Vale do Ribeira, Prado (2004h), para a Serra da Juréia, Prado & Labiak (2009), para a Reserva Biológica de Paranapiacaba, entre outros.…”