Notes on Salvia Section Nobiles (Lamiaceae) and Two New Species from Brazil

Santos, Élide Pereira dos; Harley, R. M.

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“…Salvia macrocalyx ocorre no sudeste de Minas Gerais e Rio de Janeiro nas Serras da Mantiqueira e dos Órgãos entre 900-1300 m alt. (Santos & Harley 2004). É prontamente diferenciada das demais espécies de Salvia da Serra do Cipó por apresentar cálice conspicuamente lanoso e botões com tricomas tectores avermelhados.…”

Section: Salvia Macrocalyxunclassified

Flora da Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais: Lamiaceae

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Flora of the Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais: Lamiaceae). The study of the family Lamiaceae is part of the project of "Flora of the Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais, Brazil". In that area, the family is represented by the following genera, with their respective number of species: Cantinoa (3), Cyanocephalus (2), Eriope (5), Hypenia (1), Hyptidendron (3), Hyptis (16), Medusantha (2), Mesosphaerum (3), Ocimum (1), Oocephalus (2), Rhabdocaulon (1) and Salvia (5). Keys to genera and species, descriptions, illustrations and comments on the geographical distribution, habitat, phenology and morphological variability are presented.

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Section: Salvia Macrocalyxunclassified

Flora da Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais: Lamiaceae

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“…A pesar de que a la fecha no se cuenta con una revisión para Calosphace posterior a Epling (1939), en años recientes se han reevaluado 18 de las 104 secciones, principalmente con evidencia morfológica: Dusenostachys Epling (Reisfield, 1987), Nobiles (Benth.) Epling (Santos, 1991;Santos y Harley, 2004), Longipes Epling (Fernández-Alonso, 1995), Rudes (Benth.) Epling (Santos, 1996), Ekmania Epling (Torke, 2000), Secundae Epling (Santos, 2004) y Siphonantha Epling (Fernández-Alonso, 2006).…”

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Revisión taxonómica de Salvia subgénero Calosphace sección Scorodoniae (Lamiaceae), endémica de México

2017

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Antecedentes y Objetivos: Se reevalúa la sección mexicana Scorodoniae de Salvia subgénero Calosphace. Como parte de los esfuerzos para conocer la flora mexicana varios autores se encuentran revisando la circunscripción de las secciones de Calosphace sensu Epling, incluyendo sus caracteres diagnósticos y la descripción de sus especies. Aún con el breve tratamiento de Turner permanecen algunas especies de difícil determinación en Salvia secc. Scorodoniae. El objetivo de este trabajo fue realizar una diagnosis para Scorodoniae, proporcionar descripciones para cada especie, información sobre sinonimia, ejemplares tipo, así como una clave de identificación y mapas de distribución.Métodos: Se revisaron 460 especímenes de Salvia secc. Scorodoniae depositados en los herbarios EBUM, ENCB, IEB, MEXU y UAMIZ. La identificación se realizó con ayuda de tratamientos taxonómicos, protólogos y revisión de ejemplares tipo.Resultados clave: Se sinonimiza a S. tepicensis en S. aequidistans. Se reconocen como especie S. dugesii y S. gonzalezii que habían sido tratadas como sinónimos de S. melissodora y S. pannosa respectivamente. Se incorpora a esta sección a Salvia fruticulosa, originalmente ubicada en la sección Tomentellae.Conclusiones: Se reconocen en Salvia sección Scorodoniae 16 especies, las cuales se caracterizan por tener lámina foliar deltoide, ovada a ovado-lanceolada o lanceolada elíptica, con el haz bullado-rugoso y flores pequeñas.

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“…Calosphace is an interesting example of species diversification and represents a difficult challenge for any plant taxonomist, simply because there are many species and they occur across a wide geographical area. Before this, the efforts have been centred on unravelling the taxonomy of small manageable sections (Espejo and Ramamoorthy 1993, Santos 1991, Torke 2000, Santos and Harley 2004, Fernández-Alonso 2006, Zona et al 2011. Occasionally the species analyses were circumbscribed by political bounderies (Turner 2008(Turner , 2009a(Turner , 2009b(Turner , 2010(Turner , 2011 or by regional floristic bounderies (Wood and Harley 1989, Pool 2001, Wood 2007, Klitgaard 2012.…”

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Revision of Salvia subg. Calosphace sect. Membranaceae (Lamiaceae)

González-Gallegos

2014

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A taxonomic revision of Salvia subg. Calosphace sect. Membranaceae (Lamiaceae) is presented based on the examination of recent herbarium collections and field observations. The section consists of 12 species and it occurs from northern Mexico to northern South America. A morphological conspectus, identification key, botanical descriptions, photographs, distribution maps, a comprehensive list of synonyms and a discussion about the delimitation of problematic taxa are given. IntroductionTraditionally, Salvia L. was regarded as one of the largest vascular plant genera (Frodin 2004), with 900-1100 species worldwide (Standley and Williams 1973, Hsi-wen and Hedge 1994, Walker et al. 2004. It has a subcosmopolitan distribution, but native species are only absent from the highest latitudes and from Australasia, with the major centres of diversity in Mexico-Central America and the Mediterranean BasinMiddle East (Walker et al. 2004). It occupies a broad range of habitats, temperate and tropical forests, arid and semi-arid scrubs, alpine and secondary vegetation; and it grows from sea level to elevations of 4800 m (Hsiwen and Hedge 1994, Ramamoorthy andElliott 1998). Various species of this genus have been part of popular medicine in different regions and cultures (Rivera et al. 1994, Ceroni-S. 2002, Cahill 2003, Dweck 2000, Jäger and Van Staden 2000, Martínez-Moreno et al. 2006, Ramírez et al. 2006, Cheng 2007, Jenks 2008, Jenks and Kim 2013, and recent studies are uncovering the underlying chemicals responsible for the healing properties (Perry et al. 2000, Yokozawa 2000, Veličovič et al. 2003, Ramírez et al. 2006, Cheng 2007, Ramírez et al. 2007, Li et al. 2012. Some individual species have had great relevance and have been employed for several purposes, such as Salvia hispanica L., which was employed by Mesoamerican people as food, medicine and oil (Cahill 2003), and that is now reappraised as a valuable nutritional resource (Ayerza and Coates 2005, Peiretti and Gai 2009). Furthermore, S. divinorum Epling & Játiva, possesses medicinal and stimulating properties that are utilized by Mazatec people (indigenous people who inhabit the Sierra Mazateca, in Oaxaca, southern Mexico) in divination rites (Wasson 1962, Valdés-III et al. 1987, Reisfield 1993, and is presently gaining popularity as a hallucinogenic in different countries (González et al. 2006, Lange et al. 2008). In addition, Salvia has been a popular ornamental and continues to be prized as a decorative garden plant (Clebsh 1997, Froissart 2008. Epling, 1939) has been followed with successive publications that describe new sections and species, provide additional and/ or emended data about sectional and species delimitations, and amplify geographical distributions (Epling 1940(Epling , 1941(Epling , 1944(Epling , 1947(Epling , 1951(Epling , 1960Epling and Mathias 1957;Epling and Játiva 1963, 1968. In the last 10 years at least 34 new species have been published within subg. Calosphace (Missouri Botanical Garden 2013). Hence, in view of these recent advanc...

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Notes on Salvia Section Nobiles (Lamiaceae) and Two New Species from Brazil

Cited by 11 publications

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Flora da Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais: Lamiaceae

Flora da Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais: Lamiaceae

Revisión taxonómica de Salvia subgénero Calosphace sección Scorodoniae (Lamiaceae), endémica de México

Revision of Salvia subg. Calosphace sect. Membranaceae (Lamiaceae)

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