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Peperomia nitida. A, tallo con espiga fructífera. B, fruto. Peperomia armondii. C, tallo con inflorescencia. D, detalle del tallo y pecíolo. E, fruto. A-B, de Múlgura de Romero et al. 2094 (SI); C-D, de Stienstra 182 (SI); E, de Vanni et al. 3020b (CTES).
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Peperomia nitida and P. armondii (Piperaceae, subgen. Rhyncophorum) are recorded for the first
time for the Argentinean flora in the province of Misiones. The species are described and illustrated,
and their geographical distributions are updated. A key to distinguish the Argentinean species of sub-
gen. Rhyncophorum is included, and P. elongata is...
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... Peperomia armondii is characterized by rupicolous or epiphytes herbs, stoloniferous, decumbent, with villous stems and leaves (Figure 1) (Yuncker 1966;Zanotti and Biganzoli 2010). It was originally described for the states of Santa Catarina, Rio de Janeiro and Bahia (Yuncker 1966), and was cited in "The Piperaceae of Brazil" (Yuncker 1974) and "Flora Ilustrada Catarinense" (Guimarães et al. 1984) with that same material examined. ...
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... La contribución taxonómica más completa para la Argentina fue realizada por , en la cual se citan 32 taxones. Posteriormente, los tratamientos que se realizaron corresponden a floras regionales, descripciones de especies nuevas o citas nuevas (Villa Carenzo, 1972Troncoso, 1987;Zanotti & Biganzoli, 2010). Estos estudios han contribuido al conocimiento del género y, a su vez, han demostrado que la delimitación de las especies es en muchos casos compleja y controvertida, reflejándose en la sobredescripción de especies realizadas para todo su rango geográfico (Martínez-Colín et al., 2006;Mathieu & Callejas-Posada, 2006;Samain et al., 2007). ...
This synopsis of the Argentinean species of Peperomia includes 35 taxa, 10 excluded names (P. alata, P. blanda, P. boliviensis, P. effusa, P. hilariana, P. hispidula var. hispidula, P. rhombea, P. rusbyi, P. serpens and P. silvarum), and nine new synonyms (P. misionense under P. arifolia; P. comarapana f. pubescens under P. comarapana; P. mandonii, P. mandonii var. excelsis, P. umbelliformis, P. non-hispidula under P. crystallina; P. lilloi and P. sanpedritoi under P. santaelisae and, P. subpubistachya under P. urocarpa). Four new species are cited for the Argentinean flora (P. crystallina, P. diaphanoides, P. increscens and P. trineuroides). Twenty names were lectotypified and one was neotypified. Treatment of each entity includes synonymy, iconography, vernacular names, distribution and habitat, observations and representative specimens examined. A key to the identification of the taxa and illustrations are also provided. Se Presenta una sinoP.sis del género Peperomia para la Argentina donde se incluyen 35 taxones, se excluyen 10 taxones (P. alata, P. blanda, P. boliviensis, P. effusa, P. hilariana, P. hispidula var. hispidula, P. rhombea, P. rusbyi, P. serpens y P. silvarum), se establecen nueve sinónimos nuevos (P. misionense bajo P. arifolia; P. comarapana f. pubescens bajo P. comarapana; P. mandonii P. mandonii var. excelsis, P. umbelliformis, P. non-hispidula bajo P. crystallina; P. lilloi y P. sanpedritoi bajo P. santaelisae y P. subpubistachya bajo P. urocarpa), y se citan cuatro nuevas especies para la flora argentina (P. crystallina, P. diaphanoides, P. increscens y P. trineuroides). Se realizan 20 lectotipificaciones y una neotipificación. El tratamiento de cada entidad incluye la sinonimia, la iconografía, nombres vulgares, distribución y hábitat, observaciones y material representativo examinado. Se aporta también una clave para la identificación de los taxones e ilustraciones.
... La contribución taxonómica más completa para la Argentina fue realizada por , en la cual se citan 32 taxones. Posteriormente, los tratamientos que se realizaron corresponden a floras regionales, descripciones de especies nuevas o citas nuevas (Villa Carenzo, 1972Troncoso, 1987;Zanotti & Biganzoli, 2010). Estos estudios han contribuido al conocimiento del género y, a su vez, han demostrado que la delimitación de las especies es en muchos casos compleja y controvertida, reflejándose en la sobredescripción de especies realizadas para todo su rango geográfico (Martínez-Colín et al., 2006;Mathieu & Callejas-Posada, 2006;Samain et al., 2007). ...
This synopsis of the Argentinean species of Peperomia includes 35 taxa, 10 excluded names (P. alata, P. blanda, P. boliviensis, P. effusa, P. hilariana, P. hispidula var. hispidula, P. rhombea, P. rusbyi, P. serpens and P. silvarum), and nine new synonyms (P. misionense under P. arifolia; P. comarapana f. pubescens under P. comarapana; P. mandonii, P. mandonii var. excelsis, P. umbelliformis, P. non-hispidula under P. crystallina; P. lilloi and P. sanpedritoi under P. santaelisae and, P. subpubistachya under P. urocarpa). Four new species are cited for the Argentinean flora (P. crystallina, P. diaphanoides, P. increscens and P. trineuroides). Twenty names were lectotypified and one was neotypified. Treatment of each entity includes synonymy, iconography, vernacular names, distribution and habitat, observations and representative specimens examined. A key to the identification of the taxa and illustrations are also provided.
