Resurrection of Lippia rodriguezii (Verbenaceae) an Endemic and threatened species of the grasslands of Misiones Province, Argentina

Moreira, Bárbara Pinheiro; Keller, Héctor Alejandro; Souza, Velci Queiróz de; Deble, Leonardo Paz

doi:10.1007/s12228-021-09694-5

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2022

DOI: 10.1007/s12228-021-09694-5

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Resurrection of Lippia rodriguezii (Verbenaceae) an Endemic and threatened species of the grasslands of Misiones Province, Argentina

Bárbara Pinheiro Moreira

Héctor Alejandro Keller

Velci Queiróz de Souza

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“…More recently, Moreira et al (2021) described Lippia crucifera, including it in Dioicolippia. In one last contribution, Moreira et al (2022) rehabilitated Lippia Rodriguezii from the synonymy of L. asperrima, and currently, 17 taxa are recognized for Lippia sect. Dioicolippia (IBODA 2022+).…”

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Species boundaries in Lippia asperrima and Lippia turnerifolia complex (Verbenaceae) The specific boundaries of Lippia asperrima and L. turnerifolia are discussed. Lippia contermina is accepted as segregated of L. asperrima, while L. modesta and L. Morongii are rehabilitated of the synonym of L. turnerifolia. Lantana ovata and Lippia contermina var. hirsuta are recognized as new synonymies of Lippia contermina, whereas Lippia trachyphylla is treated as cospecific of L. modesta, and L. asperima f. angustifolia is reduced under L. Morongii. All treated species are described and illustrated, and information on taxonomic relationships and morphological limits are discussed. A Dichotomous key for distinguishing the species of Lippia sect. Dioicolippia is proposed. Lippia sect Dioicolippia comprises 21 species distributed mainly in southern and centralwestern Brazil, northeast and northern Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.

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new species of Lippia (Verbenaceae) from the Campos eco-region of the Grassland Ecosystems of Río de la Plata, Southeast South America

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A new species of Lippia (Verbenaceae) from the Campos eco-region of the Grassland Ecosystems of Río de la Plata, Southeast South America. Based on field surveys, studies of nomenclatural types and other specimens and review of literature we found a new species belonging to Lippia sect. Dioicolippia, which is here described as Lippia misionica. It is easily segregated from the others species by its shorter internodes, thicker rhizomes, cushion-like habit, shorter pedicels of pistillate spikes, wider bracts and glandular trichomes covering all the plant. Even with these characteristics, it presents affinity with Lippia coarctata and L. contermina. It dwells in dry environments, mainly on shallow and rocky soils developed on basalts and rhyolites in western and northwestern Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil, northeast Corrientes and southern Misiones provinces, Argentina, and eastern Alto Paraná department, Paraguay. The new species is detailing illustrated, and data regarding its geographic distribution, phenology, habitat, conservation, and morphological affinities with similar species are given. Furthermore, a key for recognizing of the 22 species currently belonging to Lippia sect. Dioicolippia is provided.

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Resurrection of Lippia rodriguezii (Verbenaceae) an Endemic and threatened species of the grasslands of Misiones Province, Argentina

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Species boundaries in Lippia asperrima and Lippia turnerifolia complex (Verbenaceae)

Species boundaries in Lippia asperrima and Lippia turnerifolia complex (Verbenaceae)

new species of Lippia (Verbenaceae) from the Campos eco-region of the Grassland Ecosystems of Río de la Plata, Southeast South America

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