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Distribution map of Stromanthe boliviana. Lectotypification:-In the protologue of Stromanthe boliviana, Schumann (1902: 151) cited "Bolivien: Provinz Yungas (Miguel Bang n. 543)". The large sets of Bang's collections were deposited in NY and US, and a series of "Plantae Bolivianae a Miguel Bang lectae" was distributed by Britton and Rusby to several herbaria (Stafleu & Cowan
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Stromanthe boliviana is recorded for the first time in northwestern Argentina. This species is lectotypified, and a complete morphological description, illustration, and pictures are provided
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... 300-1400 m (Fig. 3). 1976). Schumann, at the time of describing S. boliviana, was curator at the Botanical Museum in Berlin (Stafleu & Cowan 1985), and for this reason it is assumed that the original material was deposited in B and destroyed in the Second World War (Dr. R. Voyg, pers. ...
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