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January 2005
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Novon A Journal for Botanical Nomenclature
An account of section Lonchocarpus of the genus Lonchocarpus for Bolivia is given. Of the five species found, four were new to science, all of them endemic to Bolivia, Lonchocarpus lomentaceus, L. neei, L. riparius, and L. sericophyllus are described, illustrated, and mapped. A key to distinguish the species of section Lonchocarpus is provided.
January 2005
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Novon A Journal for Botanical Nomenclature
Eysenhardtia officinalis (Leguminosae, Papilionoideae), a new species from Mexico, is described and illustrated. This species appears similar to E. polystachya (Ortega) Sargent and E. texana Scheele, but differs in the number and morphology of the leaflets, the longer inflorescences, the flower and fruit morphology, and in altitudinal distribution. A table for comparing related taxa is also provided.
... There is currently no comprehensive systematic treatment of the genus Lonchocarpus in the Neotropics. However, notable contributions have been made to Mesoamerica, particularly in Mexico, by Sousa (1992Sousa ( , 2005aSousa ( , 2009aSousa ( , 2009bSousa ( , 2014, who conducted revisions of several sections and described a significant number of new species; who identified nine species of the genus to Brazil, and by Sousa (2005b) reviewed the species of Lonchocarpus sect. Lonchocarpus for Bolivia recognizing five species, four of which were described as new. ...
January 2005
Novon A Journal for Botanical Nomenclature
... A typically Mexican genus, distributed from southern USA through Mexico to Guatemala and El Salvador. According to the last two species additions to the flora of Mexico, E. officinalis [36] and E. byei [37], the genus is composed of 13 species. Four species are known in northeastern Mexico. ...
January 2005
Novon A Journal for Botanical Nomenclature
