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FIGURE 1. Leptoscyphus revolutus. A. Female shoot with sporophyte, lateral view. B. Part of male shoot, dorsal view. C. part of shoot, ventral view, area of rhizoids stippled. D. part of shoot, dorsal view. E. leaves. F. underleaf. G. Detail of perianth mouth H. Bract and bracteole. I. Cross section of capsule wall. J. Innermost layer of capsule wall, surface view. K. Capsule wall epidermis, surface view. L. Elater. M. Spores. N. Mid leaf cells. O. Cells of apical leaf margin. P. Basal leaf cells. Q. Cross section of leaf. R. Stem cross section. Scale bars: A-D 2 mm, E 1 mm, F 250 μm, G 250 μm, H 1 mm, I-K 100 μm, L-M 25 μm, M-Q 50 μm, R 100 μm. All drawn from VH 12 (QCNE).
Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License Leptoscyphus revolutus (Marchantiophyta, Lophocoleaceae) sp. nov. from Ecuador Notes on the Bryophytes of Ecuador III
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July 2020

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Phytotaxa

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Verónica Cadena

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Leptoscyphus Mitten (1851: 358), a medium-sized genus of the Lophocoleaceae, is mainly distributed in tropical and temperate South America, Africa and Australasia, and is generally characterized by the brownish gametophyte colour and a laterally compressed perianth with a more or less bilabiate mouth due to the reduction of the ventral lobe (Vanderpoorten et al. 2010). 15 species are reported to occur in Ecuador (Gradstein & Benitez 2017). During revision of recent collections in the National Herbarium of Ecuador (QCNE) an undescribed species came to our attention which we here describe and illustrate.

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