Malpighiaceae na Reserva Biológica do Alto da Serra de Paranapiacaba, Santo André, SP, Brasil

Alves, Gisele Gomes Nogueira; Sebastiani, Renata

doi:10.1590/2236-8906-60/2014

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“…Among the taxonomic studies that have contributed to the knowledge of Neotropical Malpighiaceae, those from Anderson, C. (1989Anderson, C. ( , 1995Anderson, C. ( , 1997Anderson, C. ( , 2007 and Anderson, W. (1982Anderson, W. ( , 1987Anderson, W. ( , 1990Anderson, W. ( , 1993Anderson, W. ( , 1995aAnderson, W. ( , 1997Anderson, W. ( , 1999Anderson, W. ( , 2001Anderson, W. ( , 2007 should be highlighted. In Brazil, there are several studies regarding this family from Mamede (1981Mamede ( , 1984Mamede ( , 1987, Amorim (1994Amorim ( , 2003, Sebastiani (2010), Sebastiani & Mamede (2010), Alexandrino et al (2011);Francener et al (2015), Almeida & Mamede (2014, 2016, Almeida (2015Almeida ( , 2016Almeida ( , 2017, Alves & Sebastiani (2015), Sebastiani et al (2015), Almeida et al (2013Almeida et al ( , 2016aAlmeida et al ( , 2016bAlmeida et al ( , 2017aAlmeida et al ( , 2017b, Almeida & Amorim (2014a, 2014b, 2015a, 2015b, Amorim & Almeida (2015), Almeida & Hall (2016), and Almeida & Pellegrini (2016). For Northeastern Brazil, floristic studies were elaborated for the Malpighiaceae from...…”

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Malpighiaceae in the Raso da Catarina Ecoregion, Bahia, Brazil

2018

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This study presents a floristic survey of Malpighiaceae species from in the Raso da Catarina Ecoregion in the state of Bahia, Brazil. After extensive field and herbarium studies, we identified 18 genera and 32 species of Malpighiaceae in the study area: Aspicarpa harleyi W.R.Anderson, Banisteriopsis C.B.Rob. (3 spp.), Barnebya harleyi W.R.Anderson & B.Gates, Bronwenia ferruginea (Cav.) W.R.Anderson & C.C.Davis, Bunchosia pernambucana W.R.Anderson, Byrsonima Rich. ex Kunth (4 spp.), Carolus chasei (W.R.Anderson) W.R.Anderson, Diplopterys lutea (Griseb.) W.R.Anderson & C.C.Davis, Galphimia brasiliensis (L.) A.Juss., Heteropterys Kunth (5 spp.), Janusia anisandra (A.Juss.) Griseb., Mascagnia Bertero (2 spp.), Mcvaughia bahiana W.R.Anderson, Peixotoa hispidula A.Juss., Ptilochaeta Turcz. (2 spp.), Stigmaphyllon A.Juss. (3 spp.), Tetrapterys Cav. (2 spp.) and Thryallis longifolia Mart. Among the species recorded, three represent new records for the Caatinga biome, 25 are endemic to Brazil, and six are exclusive to the Caatinga. We present an identification key to all species, comments on morphology, taxonomy, distribution and phenology, besides illustrations to most species.

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Malpighiaceae in the Raso da Catarina Ecoregion, Bahia, Brazil

2018

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“…Autor para correspondência: dealmeida.rafaelfelipe@gmail.com e floresta atlântica do Estado de São Paulo . Contudo, somente quatro estudos taxonômicos de Malpighiaceae já foram realizados neste Estado, sendo três deles em áreas de floresta atlântica (Mamede 1984(Mamede , 1992Alves & Sebastiani 2015) e um único em área de cerrado (Santos & Sebastiani 2019).…”

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Sinopse de Malpighiaceae no município de Cunha corrobora a ocorrência de fragmentos de Cerrado no Vale do Paraíba, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil.

Maruyama

Almeida

Orlandini

et al. 2022

Hoehnea

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RESUMO Estudos de campo e a análise de coleções de herbários permitiram a identificação de dez gêneros e 19 espécies de Malpighiaceae no município de Cunha, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil. Este trabalho apresenta uma chave de identificação para espécies, listas de materiais examinados, notas taxonômicas e imagens fotográficas das espécies estudadas. Este estudo apresenta ainda a primeira ocorrência de Stigmaphyllon acuminatum para o Estado de São Paulo. Adicionalmente, apresentamos uma discussão sobre as evidências provenientes de Malpighiaceae que corroboram a ocorrência pretérita e presente de fragmentos de cerrado no vale do rio Paraíba.

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Floral colour change in Byrsonima variabilis (Malpighiaceae) as a visual cue for pollen but not oil foraging by oil-collecting bees

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Mota

Schlindwein

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Pollinators search for multiple flora resources throughout their life cycle. Most studies, however, only assess how bees discriminate floral cues in the context of nectar foraging. In the present study, we sought to elucidate whether oil-collecting bees discriminate flowers of Byrsonima variabilis (Malpighiaceae) with petals of different colours when foraging for pollen or oil. As the colour of the standard petal changes during anthesis, we characterised the spectral reflectance patterns of flowers throughout anthesis and modelled chromatic perceptual space to determine how these colour patterns are perceived by bees. Through the quantification of flower pollen in the different phases, we found that the colour of the standard petal is an honest cue of the presence of pollen. Centridine bees preferentially visited flowers with a yellow (bee's green) colour when searching for pollen, but indiscriminately visited flowers with different petal colours when searching for floral oil. We suggest that standard petals, in the species studied and others of the genus, like nectar guides, act as pollen guides, which oil-collecting females use to detect pollen-rich flowers. Moreover, they use different floral clues during foraging for different resources in the same host plant.

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Malpighiaceae na Reserva Biológica do Alto da Serra de Paranapiacaba, Santo André, SP, Brasil

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Malpighiaceae in the Raso da Catarina Ecoregion, Bahia, Brazil

Malpighiaceae in the Raso da Catarina Ecoregion, Bahia, Brazil

Sinopse de Malpighiaceae no município de Cunha corrobora a ocorrência de fragmentos de Cerrado no Vale do Paraíba, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil.

Floral colour change in Byrsonima variabilis (Malpighiaceae) as a visual cue for pollen but not oil foraging by oil-collecting bees

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