Cypella (Iridaceae): What do we know about the diversity of the genus?

Deble, Leonardo Paz; Alves, Fabiano da Silva

doi:10.5902/2358198053318

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“…3 mm. The characteristics of the type of C. exilis, including the measurements of the floral parts, leave no doubt about the maintenance of C. amplimaculata as a synonym for C. exilis, as already indicated in previous works(Deble & Alves 2017b, Deble 2017, Deble & Alves 2020. C. cruenta, in turn, is a taxon of easy recognition, even in dry material, in view of the smaller size of the anthers, the broad connective and the appearance of the external tepals, which become violet in dry material.…”

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Cypella cruenta (Iridaceae), the blood-stained Cypella

Deble

2021

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Resumo. Cypella cruenta (Iridaceae), a Cypella manchada de sangue. É descrita uma nova espécie de Cypella conhecida até o momento para a região da bacia do rio Camaquã, no sudeste do estado do Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil. A nova espécie, nomeada Cypella cruenta, pertence a seção Cypella, sendo morfologicamente similar a Cypella Alonsoana, C. exilis e C. fucata. Entretanto, C. cruenta é facilmente reconhecida por suas tépalas com a porção côncava e metade proximal da lâmina intensamente manchada de vermelho sangue, pela forma e dimensões dos estames e estilete com ramos mais curtos e com cristas menores, quando comparada com os táxons relacionados. Informações sobre distribuição geográfica, ecologia, conservação, usos e relações taxonômicas são fornecidas. Adicionalmente, são providenciadas ilustrações e uma tabela distintiva entre C. cruenta e suas espécies afins. Com a descrição da nova espécie, Cypella passa a compreender 32 espécies, 17 delas pertencentes a seção Cypella. Palavras-chave: campos, nova espécie, Pampa, Tigridieae.

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Cypella cruenta (Iridaceae), the blood-stained Cypella

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2021

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“…Cypella Herbert es un género de la tribu Tigridieae de la familia Iridaceae con 31 especies y cinco subespecies reconocidas, que habitan casi que exclusivamente en los pastizales del sureste de América del Sur (Deble & Alves, 2020). El número de taxones válidos puede cambiar de acuerdo con las distintas interpretaciones de los límites genéricos de Cypella que es dado por diferentes autores.…”

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El género Cypella (Iridaceae) en Uruguay

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Alves

2021

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The genus Cypella is studied for the Uruguayan Flora. Based in revision of Herbaria and collections sampling were recognized 13 species and five subspecies for the country: C. alonsoana, C. aurinegra subsp. aurinegra, C. aurinegra subsp. albipurpurata, C. charruana, C. discolor, C. exilis, C. fucata, C. guttata, C. herbertii subsp. herbertii, C. herbertii subsp. brevicristata, C. herbertii subsp. reflexa, C. laeta, C. laxa, C. luteogibbosa, C. osteniana and C. rivularis. Cypella aurinegra subsp. albipurpurata comprises a new subspecies endemic in rocky place, on Mountain Range in Cerro Largo Department, Northeast Uruguay. Cypella laxa is a new record for the country. It is supplied dichotomous key, descriptions, material examined, comments and photos for all taxa identified. Furthermore, ecological data, conservation status, excluded species and other taxa with possible occurrence in Uruguay are listed.

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“…Subsequently, Ravenna (2009) rehabilitated Kelissa, while Chauveau et al (2012) suggested that the taxa Kelissa brasiliensis, Onira unguiculata and Cypella Hauthalii form a distinct clade from the others that includes the remaining species of Cypella. Recently, Deble & Alves (2020) excluded Kelissa from Cypella, based mainly on the morphological peculiarities of the taxon.…”

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Taxonomic review of the genus Kelissa Ravenna (Iridaceae)

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2022

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Abstract. Taxonomic review of the genus Kelissa Ravenna (Iridaceae) A taxonomic review of the genus Kelissa is carried out. This genus is constituted by a single species, Kelissa brasiliensis, endemic to the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Kelissa brasiliensis prospers in mountainous regions associated with grasslands, mainly in the southeastern part of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, but with populations extending to the central and western regions of the state. Kelissa brasiliensis is described and illustrated in detail and its geographic distribution is represented on a map. Data on etymology, geographic distribution, habitat, phenology, conservation, uses and vernacular names are provided, as well as discussions of taxonomic relationships of Kelissa with related taxa. A dichotomous key for distinguishing the genera of Iridaceae-Tigridieae from South America is presented. Key Words: Pampa Biome, Grasslands, Cypelloid, Tigridieae.

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Cypella (Iridaceae): What do we know about the diversity of the genus?

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Cypella cruenta (Iridaceae), the blood-stained Cypella

Cypella cruenta (Iridaceae), the blood-stained Cypella

El género Cypella (Iridaceae) en Uruguay

Taxonomic review of the genus Kelissa Ravenna (Iridaceae)

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