Flora da Bahia: Cabombaceae

Lima, Carla Teixeira de; Giulietti, Ana María; Santos, Francisco de Assis Ribeiro dos

doi:10.13102/scb117

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“…These observations are in accordance with the flowering period in nature (see Lima et al 2012). Although C. caroliniana never flowered in cultivation, it flowers throughout the year in its natural habitat.…”

Section: Floral Biologysupporting

confidence: 88%

“…The width and length of the arms are characters that help distinguish the various species. In the key to species of Cabomba, Wiersema (1989) and Lima et al (2012) used the width of the floating leaves to separate C. caroliniana from C. haynesii.…”

Section: Leavesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Amaral (2010) cited four of the five Cabomba species for Brazil, the exception being C. palaeformis. Lima et al (2012) also cited those four species for the state of Bahia, Brazil. The species of Cabomba are quite similar and difficult to separate.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Morphological strategies of Cabomba (Cabombaceae), a genus of aquatic plants

2014

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This paper describes the vegetative and reproductive morphology of Cabombaceae species in Brazil, discussing its strategies for survival in an aquatic habitat. Through studies in the field, in cultivation and in the herbarium, we examined the following species: Cabomba aquatica, C. caroliniana, C. furcata and C. haynesii. In cultivation, only C. aquatica, C. furcata and C. haynesii produced flowers. In those three species, the flowers opened during the day on two consecutive days, submerging during the night, although the stigmata of the first two were receptive only on the first day, their anthers dehiscing on the following day. The flowers of C. haynesii remained unreceptive on the first day of anthesis, the stigmata and anthers maturing only on the second day, at different times. Fruit developed when the flowers were submerged. The data provided here are useful for the identification of these species, as well as laying the groundwork for future taxonomic and ecological studies.

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Section: Floral Biologysupporting

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Morphological strategies of Cabomba (Cabombaceae), a genus of aquatic plants

2014

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“…2B). Diásporo: fruto carpídio (Lima et al 2012), protegido por perianto, pericarpo coriáceo amarelado (Lima et al 2014) (Fig. 2C); semente orbicular (Lima et al 2014) castanho escuro, operculada, disco epígino, mais ou menos achatado e cilíndrico; tegumento apresenta tricomas membranosos ( Fig.…”

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Plântulas e sementes de macrófitas aquáticas de lagoas do Pantanal Sul-Mato-Grossense

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Catian²,

Luz

et al. 2018

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RESUMO -Plântulas e diásporos são de extrema importância na recolonização de ambientes, contribuindo para a estabilização de áreas inundadas. Inexistem dados sistematizados sobre sementes, diásporos e plântulas de espécies de macrófitas que habitam áreas sazonalmente inundáveis do Pantanal. Objetivou-se desenvolver um guia com descrições morfológicas de plântulas, diásporos e sementes, assim como da estratégia de propagação vegetativa de macrófitas, inéditas para algumas espécies. Coletaram-se plântulas, diásporos e sementes em lagoas da subregião do Abobral/Pantanal. Pranchas contendo 24 espécies (14 famílias) foram elaboradas incluindo dados morfológicos e taxonômicos. As famílias e espécies descritas foram: todas as formas de vida. Algumas espécies apresentam propagação vegetativa (estolão, fragmentação, rizomas e brotação), outras apresentaram somente frutos. Palavras-chave: atlas, bancos de sementes, diásporo, guiaABSTRACT -Seedlings and seeds of aquatic macrophytes from ponds of the Pantanal of Mato Grosso do Sul. Seeds and seedlings are important for re-colonization and stabilize flooded areas. Currently, no systematized data is available for seedlings, seeds, and other diaspores of aquatic macrophyte species from seasonally flooded areas of the Pantanal. We developed a guide describing the morphology and the propagation strategies of diaspores and seedlings, some of which are described for the first time. Plants, seedlings and seeds were collected in ponds from the Pantanal subregion called Abobral. Plates include morphological and taxonomic data of 24 species, distributed in 14 families: Alismataceae (3 spp.), Araceae (1), Polygonaceae (3), Pontederiaceae (3), Cyperaceae (1), Lentibulariaceae (2), Nymphaeaceae (3), Onagraceae (2), Cabombaceae (1), Cannaceae (1), Hydrocharitaceae (1), Marantaceae (1), Plantaginaceae (1) and Rubiaceae (1). This sampling contemplates all life forms of macrophytes. While some species presented mainly vegetative propagation, such as stolon, fragmentation and sprouting, others also developed fruits.

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“…O gênero Cabomba inclui cinco espécies da América do Sul, quatro referidas para o Brasil (Lima et al 2012;BFG 2015). Na Serra dos Carajás foram registradas duas espécies Cabomba furcata Schult.…”

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