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Anales del Jardín Botánico de Madrid
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ISSN 0211-1322 · Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas · 554 articles in the index
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Taxonomic synopsis and distribution of Turneraceae in Maranhão state, Brazil
The taxonomic treatment of the Turneraceae species from Maranhão state, Brazil is presented. Twenty-one species distributed in two genera were recognized: Piriqueta, with seven species, and Turnera with 14, of which P. guianensis, T. aurantiaca and T. blanchetiana are new records for the state…
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Planothidium lacustre (Achnanthidiaceae), first world record outside the type locality
During a study of Iberian benthic diatom flora in disconnected Mediterranean pools, some small populations of Planothidium lacustre were found in Andalusia and Extremadura (Spain). Specifically, in seven pools of temporary rivers in the Guadiana and Tajo basins. Since its discovery in a small pond…
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Lichenicolous fungi and lichens from Turkey with the description of new taxa
Several species of lichenicolous fungi from the region of Batman and Siirt provinces in Turkey are recorded here. A new species is described: Rhymbocarpus circinariae on Circinaria sp. A new combination, Muellerella fuscoatrae on Lecidea fuscoatra, is established alongside the selection of a…
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Una nueva especie de Puya (Bromeliaceae) del sur del Perú
El género Puya (Bromeliaceae) muestra una alta endemicidad en el Perú. Al comparar los caracteres morfológicos de varias poblaciones localizadas en el sur del Perú, damos a conocer una nueva especie aportando datos sobre su ecología, distribución y estado de conservación. Puya pereae sp. nov. se…
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Is ITS2 more successful in angiosperm DNA barcoding than the entire ITS, ITS1, matK and trnH-psbA regions? A review
The internal transcribed spacer 2 (ITS2) of the ribosomal cistron, functioning as a mini barcode, has proven successful in numerous angiosperm DNA barcoding studies. However, its efficiency has not been thoroughly questioned in the existing literature. This review statistically evaluates 197…
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Orobanche ballotae (Orobanchaceae) in Tunisia, a confirmation for the African parasitic flora
This paper reports the first discovery in Tunisia of Orobanche ballotae (Orobanchaceae) parasiting on Pseudodictamnus hirsutus, its specific plant-host, within the mountains of Le Kef region in the northwestern part of the country. The species was considered to be endemic to Spain but reported…
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Nuevos registros y novedades taxonómicas para la flora del Ecuador
Como resultado de un trabajo de campo extenso realizado en áreas remotas de Carchi, Loja, Orellana y Zamora-Chinchipe, así como de una revisión de material de herbario y bibliografía, se reportan siete nuevos registros para la flora del Ecuador: Barnadesia corymbosa, Gynoxys callacallana, G…
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Filling the gap in the geographical range of Pterichis aragogiana (Orchidaceae) and notes on the nominal section of Pterichis in Peru
The orchid genus Pterichis comprises almost 50 species distributed from Costa Rica and Jamaica to Bolivia with the greatest diversity observed in the northern Andes. Recent studies on Pterichis resulted in the description of numerous new species across South America. One of the most interesting…
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Traditional knowledge of medicinal plants in Yeşilli (Mardin, Turkey)
The Province of Mardin, located in Upper Mesopotamia on the old Silk Road, has hosted 30 civilizations and the amalgamation of various languages and religions. The District of Yeşilli, in Mardin Province, is an important region that shares this cultural richness. The aim of this ethnobotanical…
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Lectotypification of the names Carex alpestris All. and C. nigra Bellardi (Cyperaceae)
We fix the application of the names Carex alpestris All. and C. nigra Bellardi (usually miscited as “C. nigra All.”) through their typification. We chose two specimens housed at TO, each of them collected by the respective nomenclatural author.
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Callicarpa gonzalezgomezii (Lamiaceae): a new species from Cuba
Callicarpa gonzalezgomezii sp. nov. (Lamiaceae) is described from the ultramafic soils of northern Holguín Province, Cuba. It is closely related to C. gibaroana, from which it differs in its shorter petioles and smaller leaf blades with obtuse to rounded apex and adaxial surface glossy in fresh…
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Una especie nueva de Salvia de Colombia con flores resupinadas
Se describe una especie nueva de Salvia de la Cordillera Central de Colombia, segunda especie de la sección Tubiflorae con flores resupinadas. Se discuten las afinidades de la nueva especie con las consideradas más cercanas en la sección.
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Paving the way to the systematic understanding of a challenging clade of lepidote African Croton (Euphorbiaceae)
Croton is a predominantly woody pantropical genus that exhibits the so-called ‘Odd Man Out’ pattern, with Africa having the lowest species diversity across the tropics. Previous phylogenetic analyses have shown that all the Old World species of Croton sampled so far form a single clade nested…
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Plantago tenuiflora (Plantaginaceae), nueva especie para la flora de la península ibérica
Se cita por primera vez Plantago tenuiflora de la península ibérica, comentando los aspectos de su hábitat y destacando la importancia bioge-ográfica de estas poblaciones. Teniendo en cuenta que la especie no está incluida en el tratamiento del género en Flora iberica, se aporta una adaptación de…
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An ethnobotanical study of medicinal and wild food plants in Kırşehir (Türkiye)
This study compiles information regarding the use of certain plants found in Kırşehir and its surrounding regions in the Central Anatolia Region in folk medicine and other ethnobotanical characteristics. A total of 180 people participated in this study. Face-to-face interviews were conducted with…
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Typification of three Linnaean names in the genus Euphorbia (Euphorbiaceae)
The lectotypification of four Linnaean names in the genus Euphorbia: E. exigua, E. exigua var. acuta, E. paralias, and E. segetalis is discussed. The designation of the nomenclatural types is based on the consultation of Linnaeus’s original material and the literature cited in the respective…
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Some interesting lichens on volcanic rocks in the inland regions of the Iberian Peninsula
We report the first record of Acarospora insolata, A. irregularis, Caloplaca interna, Endocarpon adsurgens, and Flavoplaca limonia in the Iberian Peninsula. The species inhabit volcanic rocks in the Spanish Central Volcanic Region. This finding represents a significant expansion of the distribution…
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Botanical catalogue of the Mendoza herbarium in the Real Biblioteca del Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial
The Renaissance herbarium kept in the Royal Library of the Monastery of El Escorial, which came from the legacy of Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, is here studied for the first time from a botanical point of view. This herbarium is made up of four bound volumes containing a total of 988 plants, for which…
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Lectotype designation of the Macaronesian endemic Gymnosporia cassinoides (Celastraceae)
The typification of the name Celastrus cassinoides, currently accepted as Gymnosporia cassinoides (Celastraceae), is discussed. This species is a plant endemic to the Canary Islands, traditionally known as Maytenus canariensis. A lectotype is designated for this name using a specimen preserved in…