Carlos Spegazzini (1858-1926): Travels and Botanical Work on Vascular Plants

Abstract

Carlos Luis Spe^azzini (1858â€"1926 was a leading figure in Argentinian natural history, mainly recognized for his mycological and vascular plant studies. Information concerning Spegazzini's travels and his botanical work focusing on vascular plants, including his specimens and publications, is provided. The collecting expeditions of Spegazzini and collaborators in Argentina are summarized. The identification of his typic and non-typic materials is frequently complicated by the lack or sparcity of label information. Spegazzini published ca. 100 papers on vascular plants, mostly in Argentinian journals, describing ca. 1000 new taxa. A list of the new^ genera, species, and infraspecific taxa described by Spegazzini is provided. Spegazzini was professor at the University of La Plata and Buenos Aires in Argentina, curator of the herbarium of the National Department of Agricultun% first head of the herbarium of Museo de La Plata, and founder of an arboretum and an institute of mycology in La Plata city.

Orchids of the Southern Cone (1830–2000) – Part IV. Maevia Noemí Correa’s <i>Flora Patagonica</i>

“…According to Katinas et al (2000), Spegazzini described a total of eleven new orchid species, all in co-authorship with Kraenzlin: Chloraea alborosea In 1927, Hauman returned to Europe, where, from 1928 to 1949, he held the position of professor of botany at the Free University of Brussels. In 1949, he returned to Argentina as an honorary professor at the University of Buenos Aires.…”

“Los vegetales que viven en la República”. El estudio de la flora uruguaya en Anales del Museo Nacional de Montevideo, 1894-1925

“…y FernandoMañé (2017). Sobre Carlos Spegazzini han escrito Liliana Katinas, Diego G. Gutiérrez y Silvia S Torres (2000),. así como Adriana S. Fiedczuk y Alberto A.…”

O status ecológico das comunidades de fungos coprófilos

“…,Calaça et al (2014), Abdel-Azeem & Salem-Fatma (2015) eRichardson (2015).No Brasil, os estudos focados na biodiversidade de fungos coprófilos têm seu registro mais antigo em uma publicação do micologista e botânico Carlos L. Spegazzini, que publicou o primeiro registro de um fungo coprófilo para o Brasil: Psilocybe merdaria (Fr.) Ricken(Katinas et al 2000). Posteriormente, como apresentado porCalaça et al (2014), diversos registros ocasionais foram publicados, sendo o primeiro estudo com foco em taxonomia e diversidade restrito apenas ao grupo publicado em 2001, pelo micologista Michael J.Richardson, em visita ao Brasil (Richardson 2001b).…”