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38CD0A572CF3516EAE494A60B0331D0B.text	38CD0A572CF3516EAE494A60B0331D0B.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Ophryosporus anomalus R. M. King & H. Rob., Phytologia 25: 66. 1972	<div><p>Ophryosporus anomalus R.M.King &amp; H.Rob., Phytologia 25: 66. 1972</p><p>Typonym: Piqueria cumingii B.L.Rob., Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts, 42: 11. 1906, non Ophryosporus cumingii Benth. ex Baker (1895: 188, based on Mandon 264 from Bolivia.).</p><p>Type.</p><p>Chile. Region I Tarapacá and Region II Antofagasta: "Peruvia meridionalis: Cobija, Iquiqui et Arica", H.Cuming 953 (lectotype, selected by Plos and Sancho (2013: 338): K [K000486684, photo!]; isolectotypes E [E00322766, photo!], GH [GH00010778!], K [K000486685, photo!], P [P02673192, photo!]); remaining syntypes: Gaudichaud s.n. (B [probably destroyed, could not be found], F [F1012247, photo!]).</p><p>Ophryosporus anomalus has been cited for Peru (King and Robinson 1972b; Brako and Zarucchi 1993), likely due to the type collection label ("Peruvia meridionalis..."). However, the localities mentioned there ("...Cobija, Iquiqui et Arica") are now situated in Chile, and all other reports originate from the coastal zone around Tocopilla (Johnston 1932; Jaffuel 1936) and therefore Luebert et al. (2007) considered it a Chilean endemic. We hereby extend the distribution of the species to include the populations from the coastal area between Río Loa and Iquique, previously referred to as O. floribundus ( Muñoz-Schick et al. 2001; Pinto and Luebert 2009). See discussion below under the latter species.</p><p>Specimens examined.</p><p>Chile. Region I Tarapacá: Prov. Iquique, Alto Punta Gruesa, 20°22'S, 70°09'W, 14 Dec 1997, R. Pinto s.n. (SGO142948); Alto Punta Patache, 20°49'S, 70°09'W, 6 Dec 1997, R. Pinto s.n. (SGO142949); Alto Punta Patache, 22 Jan 2000, R. Pinto s.n. (SGO [photo]); Alto Punta Lobos, 21°02'S, 70°09'W, 14 Jan 1998, R. Pinto s.n. (SGO142950); Alto Chipana, 21°16'S, 70°03'W, 15 Oct 1997, W. Sielfeld 7 (SGO143038); Alto Chipana, 21.304528S, 70.03204W, 990 m, 21 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3427A (BONN, ULS); Alto Chipana, 21.292633S, 70.042234W, 840 m, 1 Oct 2019, F. Luebert, F.F. Merklinger &amp; J. Ruhm 4102 (BONN, EIF, K). Region II Antofagasta: Prov. Tocopilla, Tocopilla, 27 Oct 1930, F. Jaffuel 1026 (GH); Tocopilla, Cerro Rosario, 1 Nov 1941, M.R. Espinosa s.n. (SGO143254); Cobija, s.a., C. Gaudichaud s.n. (F1012247); Cobija, quebrada Aguada Cañas, 4 Apr 1949, W. Biese 3088 (SGO096693).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/38CD0A572CF3516EAE494A60B0331D0B	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Pensoft via Plazi	Merklinger, Felix F.;Luebert, Federico	Merklinger, Felix F., Luebert, Federico (2020): Notes on the genus Ophryosporus (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae) in Chile. PhytoKeys 161: 61-77, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736
E63E026F860E5C3AAFE1F4E9F7CAB5B9.text	E63E026F860E5C3AAFE1F4E9F7CAB5B9.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Ophryosporus floribundus (DC.) (DC.) R. M. King & H. Rob., Phytologia 25: 66. 1972	<div><p>Ophryosporus floribundus (DC.) R.M.King &amp; H.Rob., Phytologia 25: 66. 1972</p><p>Basionym: Piqueria floribunda DC., Prodr. 5: 105. 1836.</p><p>Type.</p><p>Peru. "Perou cordilliere, 1834, T.P.X. Haenke s.n. (holotype: G-DC [G00130596, photo!]; isotype: P [P00742191, photo!]).</p><p>This taxon is cited for Chile in Muñoz-Schick et al. (2001), Pinto and Luebert (2009), Zuloaga et al. (2008) and Rodríguez et al. (2018) based on four specimens. Three of them were collected by R. Pinto in the late 1990s at three coastal localities in northern Chile, Alto Chipana, Punta Lobos and Punta Gruesa (Pinto, s.n., SGO 142948, SGO 142949 and SGO 142950). Recent field work at the coastal localities has not resulted in any collections that match the type of O. floribundus. Rather we found plants that we identified as O. anomalus, another species that has been reported for this area (Johnston 1932) and has been only sporadically collected since. The type of O. floribundus has opposite, solitary leaves and long internodes of about 3-4 cm in length. The type of O. anomalus has crowded leaves that are borne in fascicles and with very short internodes. The leaves of the Chilean coastal specimens assigned to O. floribundus vary in size and shape, some corresponding well to the type of O. anomalus being narrowly oblanceolate and with entire margins and an obtuse apex, others becoming more broadly lanceolate to triangular with dentate margins and an acute apex thus remotely resembling O. floribundus but actually more similar to those of O. triangularis . On younger shoots the leaves appear more or less opposite but generally they are borne in fascicles. The cypselae of the plants on both sheets of the type specimen of O. anomalus (Cuming 953, K) bear quite visible, slightly spreading squamellate pappus setae, while no pappus is recorded for O. floribundus. We therefore conclude that O. floribundus is restricted to Peru from the area of Lima, while the coastal plants in northern Chile should be referred to O. anomalus .</p><p>Specimens examined.</p><p>Peru. Dept. Amazonas: Purruchuca [sic], s.a., Mathews, A. 1015 (G). Dept. Lima: Prov. Canta, road from Canta to Lima below San José turnoff towards Lima, 11.49383S, 76.65187W, 2322 m, 1 Mar 2018, M. Weigend &amp; K.A. Peña Ramos 9719 (BONN); road from Canta to Lima, road down from Canta to turn off San José, 11.49383S, 76.65187W, 2322 m, 1 Mar 2018, M. Weigend &amp; K.A. Peña Ramos 9722 (BONN). Prov. Huarochiri, between Matucana and Tambo, 26 Dec 1901, Weberbauer, A. 115 (G); Matucana, c. 2400 m, 25 May 1940, E. Asplund 11072 (S); Matucana, c. 2600 m, 25 May 1940, E. Asplund 11079 (S).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E63E026F860E5C3AAFE1F4E9F7CAB5B9	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Pensoft via Plazi	Merklinger, Felix F.;Luebert, Federico	Merklinger, Felix F., Luebert, Federico (2020): Notes on the genus Ophryosporus (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae) in Chile. PhytoKeys 161: 61-77, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736
76F68AB395F5500EAEAE4D5FD1DEFA9C.text	76F68AB395F5500EAEAE4D5FD1DEFA9C.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Ophryosporus heptanthus (Schultz-Bip.) (Schultz-Bip.) R. M. King & H. Rob., Phytologia 58: 528. 1985	<div><p>Ophryosporus heptanthus (Schultz-Bip.) R.M.King &amp; H.Rob., Phytologia 58: 528. 1985</p><p>Basionym: Eupatorium heptanthum Schultz-Bip., Bonplandia 4: 50 and 54. 1856. Eupatorium origanoides Meyen &amp; Walp., Nov. Actorum Acad. Caes. Leop.-Carol. Nat. Cur. 19 (Suppl. material 1: Table S1): 257. 1843, nom. illeg., non Kunth (1818: 89) [ Cronquistianthus origanoides (Kunth) R.M.King &amp; H.Rob., Phytologia 23: 411. 1972].</p><p>Ophryosporus origanoides Hieron., Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 22: 707. 1897. Replacement name for Eupatorium origanoides Meyen &amp; Walp. Type: Peru. Dept. Tacna: In planitie circa Tacoram, Apr. 1831, Meyen s.n. (B [probably destroyed]; F neg. 14714!).</p><p>Ophryosporus origanoides var. microcephala [as microcephalus] Hieron., Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 22: 708. 1897. Type: Bolivia. Cochabamba: 4000 m, 26 Mar 1892, C.E.O. Kuntze s.n. (lectotype, selected by Plos and Sancho (2013: 338): NY [NY00230826]; GH [GH00010786, photo!]).</p><p>Type.</p><p>Peru. Dept. Puno: “Pérou, sur les montagnes, aux environs de la ville de d’Azángaro”, W. Lechler 1751 (lectotype, selected by Plos and Sancho (2013: 336): P [P00742426, photo!]; isolectotypes: GOET [GOET001506, photo!], K [K000542525, photo!], P [P00742425, P00742428, photo!], W [W0018472, photo!]).</p><p>This species is confirmed for Chile and has been collected by the authors near the village of Chusmiza, at the same locality as Zöllner 2997 (L, LP) and Gardner &amp; Knees 6534 (E, SGO). The pappus setae of this species are formed by conspicuous yellowish-white setae of c. 4 mm in length. At this locality, O. heptanthus grows in local sympatry with O. pinifolius . However, the pappus of the latter is formed by minute squamellae and the two taxa are thus readily distinguishable. Plos (2012) cited specimen Zöllner 2997 twice, once for O. heptanthus (LP) and a second time for O. hoppii (CONC). It is possible, that having collected both specimens at the same locality where they occur sympatrically, Zöllner mistook them for a single species and only later at the two herbaria they were identified as belonging to two distinct taxa. We could not have access to the latter material at CONC, but we assume that it corresponds either to O. heptanthus or O. pinifolius .</p><p>Specimens examined.</p><p>Bolivia. La Paz: Prov. Bautista Saavedra, Chajaya, a few km from Charazani, 15°13'S, 69°01'W, 3500 m, 30 Mar 1985, J.C. Solomon 13294 (U [U1145280]). Prov. Omasuyos, Viciniis Ochachache [Achacachi], 4000 m, Jan-Apr 1859, G. Mandon 260 (S). Prov. Murillo, 4 km up the Río Achumani from Calacoto (La Paz), 16°30'S, 68°02'W, 3600 m, 11 Apr 1986, J.C. Solomon 15271 (U [U1145281]); 1 km NW of Ovejuyo, 16°32'S, 68°03'W, 3700-3900 m, 2 Apr 1982, J.C. Solomon 7453 (U [U1145279]).</p><p>Chile. Region I Tarapacá: Prov. Tamarugal, Chusmiza, 3200 m, 10 Jan 1969, O. Zöllner 2997 (L125727); quebrada de Chusmiza, 19°41'4.9"S, 69°11'01.9"W, 3350 m, 18 Feb 2003, M.F. Gardner &amp; S.G. Knees 6534 (E, SGO); Chusmiza, 19°40'48.2"S, 69°10'49.5"W, 3380 m, 27 Apr 2008, M. Muñoz &amp; A. Moreira 4940 (SGO157269); at the entrance of the Andean village Chusmiza, 19.67880S, 69.17956W, 3392 m, 2 Oct 2019, F.F. Merklinger, F. Luebert &amp; J. Ruhm 2019-20 (BONN, EIF, K).</p><p>Peru. Dept. Ayacucho: Prov. Lucanas, a few km from Puente Toro Muerte, 14°42'55.1"S, 74°32'44.7"W, 3589 m, 21 Mar 2019, M. Weigend 9841/19-32 (BONN). Dept. Cusco: Prov. Cusco, alrededore Cusco, 17 May 1958, A.L. Cabrera &amp; H.A. Fabris 13536 (S); Río Blanco, 1500 ft [450 m], 8-19 May 1922, J.F. Macbride &amp; W. Featherstone 718 (S). Dept. Puno: Prov. Puno, Checayani, NE of Azángaro, 3980 m, 28 Mar 1957, H. Ellenberg 461 (U [U1145288]); Huerta N of Puno, 3840 m, 22 Mar 1957, H. Ellenberg 238A (U [U1145284]); Huerta N of Puno, 4100 m, 22 Mar 1957, H. Ellenberg 292 (U [U1145286]); Huerta N of Puno, 3840 m, 22 Mar 1957, H. Ellenberg 238 (U [U1145285]). Prov. Lampa, Pucará, 3900 m, 22 Aug 1957, H. Ellenberg 2753A (U [U1145287]). Dept. Moquegua: Prov. de Mariscal Nieto, Carumas, 3200 m, 21 Feb-6 Mar 1925, A. Weberbauer 7333 (S); Prov. General Sánchez Cerro, Puquina, outside Puquina towards Arequipa, 16°36'39.4"S, 70°11'30.8"W, 3174 m, 29 Mar 2019, M. Weigend 9994/19-182 (BONN).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/76F68AB395F5500EAEAE4D5FD1DEFA9C	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Pensoft via Plazi	Merklinger, Felix F.;Luebert, Federico	Merklinger, Felix F., Luebert, Federico (2020): Notes on the genus Ophryosporus (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae) in Chile. PhytoKeys 161: 61-77, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736
5A65173D56905FB9A921A240638B0A25.text	5A65173D56905FB9A921A240638B0A25.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Ophryosporus hoppii (B. L. Rob.) (B. L. Rob.) R. M. King & H. Rob., Phytologia 23: 399. 1972	<div><p>Ophryosporus hoppii (B.L.Rob.) R.M.King &amp; H.Rob., Phytologia 23: 399. 1972</p><p>Basionym: Trychinolepis hoppii B.L.Rob., Contr. Gray Herb. 80: 6. 1928.</p><p>Type.</p><p>Peru. Dept. Arequipa: Jul 1925, W. Hopp 28 (holotype: B [probably destroyed], F neg. 14723!; lectotype, designated here: GH [GH00013302]). Epitype (designated here): Peru. Dept. Arequipa. Lomas of Mollendo, c. 4 km N of Islay, 230 m, 20 Nov 1983, M.O. Dillon &amp; D. Dillon 3926 (USM [74666]; isoepitypes: BONN!, F!, US [3026292, photo!]).</p><p>This taxon was originally described as a new genus and species, Trychinolepis hoppii (Robinson 1928: 6), because of its irregularly lobed, squamellate pappus, which resembled that of the West Indian genus Phania, even though a habitual resemblance to the genus Ophryosporus was stated by the author (Robinson 1928). Subsequent analyses led to this monotypic genus to be allocated to Ophryosporus, because the pappus remained the only difference with other species of Ophryosporus (King and Robinson 1972a). Specimens assigned to O. hoppii in Peru have a squamellate pappus, where the setae are fused at the base and are rather conspicuous. Cypselae with this type of pappus are visible on the type specimen and can even be seen on online images. However, due to the loss of the holotype in B and the very fragmentary remnants of the isotype at GH, we have decided to epitypify the specimen collected by M.O. Dillon and D. Dillon in 1983, as it corresponds to the protologue of T. hoppii and has been collected in the same region. This specimen has all necessary characters suitable for identification and is a good reference for potential future work.</p><p>Specimens which we could positively identify as Ophryosporus hoppii were all collected in Peru. Records of O. hoppii for Chile appear to be miss-identifications and belong to O. pinifolius, e.g. Schlegel 4879 &amp; 5092 (CONC, F). The pappus of O. pinifolius on the contrary, although squamellate, are much more inconspicuous (Fig. 2). Our own observations and extensive sampling in northern Chile failed to positively identify a plant that clearly fits into the species concept of O. hoppii . For example, a specimen from Chusmiza, N of Iquique (O. Zöllner 2997, U) is cited twice in Plos (2012), once for O. hoppii and a second time for O. heptanthus . The locality at Chusmiza was visited by the authors, and two species, O. pinifolius and O. heptanthus, were confirmed. These two taxa grow in local sympatry here, yet are distinguished from one another by their pappus, which in O. pinifolius consists of minute squamellae and which in O. heptanthus is formed by setae, up to 4 mm long. It is possible that the two taxa were collected by Zöllner as one species, only for later herbarium identification to recognize the two different taxa in the two herbarium vouchers. A further herbarium record from Alto Patache in Chile (H. Larraín 98200, CONC) could not be found in CONC.</p><p>Specimens examined.</p><p>Peru. Dept. Arequipa: Prov. Islay, Quebrada Guerreros, 456 m, 6 Apr 1998, FLSP 2411 (HUSA, US); Ocoña, 5 Feb 1969, J. Soukup 6426/6216 (US, USM). Prov. Castilla, Chuquibamba towards Aplao 15°51'52.3"S, 72°36'56.4"W, 2231 m, 24 Mar 2019, M. Weigend 9862/19-52 (BONN, USM).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/5A65173D56905FB9A921A240638B0A25	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Pensoft via Plazi	Merklinger, Felix F.;Luebert, Federico	Merklinger, Felix F., Luebert, Federico (2020): Notes on the genus Ophryosporus (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae) in Chile. PhytoKeys 161: 61-77, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736
572AD3B86FC25555B7A46E3257DEE485.text	572AD3B86FC25555B7A46E3257DEE485.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Ophryosporus johnstonii B. L. Rob., Contr. Gray Herb. 77: 4. 1926	<div><p>Ophryosporus johnstonii B.L.Rob., Contr. Gray Herb. 77: 4. 1926</p><p>Type.</p><p>Chile. Region II, Antofagasta: Prov. Antofagasta, dept. Taltal, Aguada del Panul, I.M. Johnston 5424 (holotype: GH [GH00010781, photo!]; isotypes: S [S-R-3810!, S 10-19704!], SGO [SGO59043!]).</p><p>This peculiar species is known only from three localities north of the town of Paposo (Johnston 1929). It is distributed very narrowly within the range of O. triangularis and is sympatric with this latter species. Morphologically, O. johnstonii is very similar to O. triangularis .</p><p>Specimens examined.</p><p>Chile. Region II Antofagasta: Prov. Antofagasta, vicinity of Miguel Díaz, directly N of quebrada Iscuña, c. 55 km N of Paposo, 24°33'S, 70°33'W, 100-300 m, 15 Dec 1987, M.O. Dillon &amp; S. Teillier 5292 (BONN); vicinity of Aguada de Miguel Díaz, 24°35'S, 1-4 Dec 1925, I.M. Johnston 5310 (SGO059042); vicinity of Aguada Cardón, 24°45'S, 30 Nov 1925, I.M. Johnston 5259 (S); rocky slopes of Aguada Cardón, 24.74173S, 70.54385W, 210 m, 15 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3384 (BONN, ULS); Aguada Cardón, 24.741717S, 70.542687W, 210 m, 5 Oct 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3950 (BONN, ULS).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/572AD3B86FC25555B7A46E3257DEE485	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Pensoft via Plazi	Merklinger, Felix F.;Luebert, Federico	Merklinger, Felix F., Luebert, Federico (2020): Notes on the genus Ophryosporus (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae) in Chile. PhytoKeys 161: 61-77, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736
5B4FB92DF4CE5E63919C92E700DB8779.text	5B4FB92DF4CE5E63919C92E700DB8779.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Ophryosporus paradoxus (Hook. & Arn.) (Hook. & Arn.) B. D. Jacks., Index Kew. 2 (1): 354. 1894	<div><p>Ophryosporus paradoxus (Hook. &amp; Arn.) B.D.Jacks., Index Kew. 2 (1): 354. 1894</p><p>Basionym: Eupatorium paradoxum Hook. &amp; Arn., Compan. Bot. Mag. 1: 240. 1835.</p><p>Nothites baccharidea DC. Prodr. 5: 187. 1836.</p><p>Stevia baccharoides (DC.) Meigen., Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 17: 283. 1893. Type. Chile. Region V Valparaíso: C.L.G. Bertero 837 (lectotype, designated here: G-DC[G00495730, photo!]; isolectotypes: G-DC [G00495717, mounted onto the same sheet as lectotype]; L [L.3661664!]).</p><p>Type.</p><p>Chile. Region V Valparaíso: T.C. Bridges 52 (lectotype, selected by Plos and Sancho (2013: 336): E [E00249901, photo!]; isolectotypes: K [K486667, photo!], W [W0018468, photo!]); remaining syntypes: Valparaíso, H. Cuming 337, K [K486668, photo!], E [E249900, E249902, photo!]; W [W0018467, photo!]. Valparaíso, J.Gillies (not seen).</p><p>This is the southernmost species of Ophryosporus in Chile, distributed from the region Metropolitana de Santiago northward to the region Atacama. This species is not strictly limited to the coast but also occurs further inland, for example in the Cuesta Las Chilcas or Andacollo.</p><p>Ophryosporus paradoxus is a very distinct species that can be differentiated from O. triangularis by its larger, lanceolate and rather papery leaves with strongly lobed margins, as opposed to the small, triangular, slightly fleshy leaves with revolute margins in O. triangularis . The secondary inflorescences are thyrsoid, emerge terminally and produce florets with white corollas and a pappus of white setae up to c. 3 mm long.</p><p>Specimens examined.</p><p>Chile. Region III Atacama: Prov. Copiapó, Jorquera-valley, 12 Jan 1970, O. Zöllner 4682 (L3661656). Prov. Huasco, below El Chivato, 28°54'S, 70°04'W, 1800 m, 4 Jan 1926, I.M. Johnston 5870 (S); Resguardo, 28°58'S, 70°10'W, 1530 m, 4 Jan 1926, I.M. Johnston 5863 (S); valley San Félix, 1180 m, 16 Dec 1941, E. Pisano V. &amp; R. Bravo F. 1089 (SGO). Region IV Coquimbo: Prov. Elqui, valley of Río Turbio between Rivadavia and Guanta, 900 m, 18-19 Jan 1926, I.M. Johnston 6271 (S); near Guanaqueros, 24 Jul 1973, O. Zöllner 6827 (L3661655); road from Marquesa to Viñita Baja, 29.954529S, 70.964978W, 340 m, 26 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3822 (BONN, ULS); road from Marquesa to Viñita Baja, 29.873778S, 70.860812W, 700 m, 26 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3825 (BONN, ULS); road to Andacollo, c. 6 km before Andacollo, 30.201205S, 71.092169W, 900 m, 24 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3807 (BONN, ULS). Prov. Limarí, Ovalle, Villaseca near Huamalata, 30.568064S, 71.150966W, 270 m, 24 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3799 (BONN, ULS); Fray Jorge, 215 m, 13 Aug 1917, C. &amp; I. Skottsberg 746 (S); Ovalle, Fray Jorge, 200 m, Nov 1925, E. Werdermann 892 (U [U1145306], S); Ovalle, Fray Jorge, Oct 1947, B. Sparre 3061 (S); hotel Termas de Socos, 30.732502S, 71.493507W, 80 m, 23 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3777 (BONN, ULS); road from Los Loros to Caleta El Toro, 30.741021S, 71.65348W, 50 m, 23 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3790 (BONN, ULS); road from Alcones to Los Loros, 30.78262S, 71.587161W, 330 m, 23 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3781 (BONN, ULS). Prov. Choapa, road from Combarbalá to Canela Baja, a few km after Los Pozos, 31.363888S, 71.260395W, 500 m, 22 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3775 (BONN, ULS); road from Illapel to Combarbalá, near Illapel, 31.604095S, 71.125953W, 450 m, 22 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3772 (BONN, ULS). Region V Valparaíso: Prov. Petorca, La Ligua, 5 km from Petorca on road from Pedequa, 550 m, 27 Nov 1938, C.R. Worth &amp; J.L. Morrison 16704 (S). Prov. San Felipe de Aconcagua, Cuesta Las Chilcas, 560 m, 19 Jul 2003, F. Luebert &amp; L. Kritzner 1757 (EIF); Cuesta Las Chilcas, 32.851797S, 70.875068W, 380 m, 20 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3741 (BONN, ULS); Cuesta Las Chilcas, 32.851797S, 70.875068W, 380 m, 20 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3741A (BONN, ULS). Prov. Valparaíso, 14 Jan 1947, E. Wall &amp; B. Sparre 45 (S); rocks near the sea, 17 Nov 1895, O. Buchtien s.n. (S). Prov. Quillota, Parque Nacional La Campana, Cerro La Campana, 32°58.777"S, 71°7.670"W, 480 m, 30 Dec 2000, F. Luebert 1398 (EIF). Prov. San Antonio, Nov 1927, O. Buchtien 3450 (L3661663). Prov. Melipilla, Curacaví, Dec 1967, (L3661657); La Barriga, Oct 1964, O. Zöllner 1765 (L3661658).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/5B4FB92DF4CE5E63919C92E700DB8779	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Pensoft via Plazi	Merklinger, Felix F.;Luebert, Federico	Merklinger, Felix F., Luebert, Federico (2020): Notes on the genus Ophryosporus (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae) in Chile. PhytoKeys 161: 61-77, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736
EC8C263C7D2B57A09BCA67C9A8801359.text	EC8C263C7D2B57A09BCA67C9A8801359.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Ophryosporus pinifolius (Phil.) (Phil.) R. M. King & H. Rob., Phytologia 25: 66. 1972	<div><p>Ophryosporus pinifolius (Phil.) R.M.King &amp; H.Rob., Phytologia 25: 66. 1972</p><p>Basionym: Stevia pinifolia Phil., Anales Mus. Nac., Santiago de Chile sec. 2 (bot.) 1891: 37.</p><p>Piqueria pinifolia (Phil.) Hieron. ex B.L.Rob., Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts 42: 11 (1906).</p><p>Type.</p><p>Chile. Region I Tarapacá: Usmagama, 15 Mar 1885, R.A. Philippi s.n. (lectotype, selected by Plos and Sancho (2013: 339): SGO [SGO044738!]; isolectotype: K [K000486664, photo!]).</p><p>Ophryosporus pinifolius has an inconspicuous pappus that consists of minute squamellae. Its leaves are extremely variable and range from linear-lanceolate with entire margins to irregularly dentate ones. It is one of two Andean species in the genus known to occur in Chile. Based on herbarium records, its distribution is centered in the northern regions of Tarapacá and Arica y Parinacota where it is widespread (Fig. 1).</p><p>Specimens examined.</p><p>Chile. Region XV Arica y Parinacota: Prov. Arica, Timar, between Timar and Tignamar, 18.717336S, 69.663483W, 2840 m, 29 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-51 (BONN, ULS); shortly after Timar, 18.736382S, 69.706777W, 2447 m, 29 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-54 (BONN, ULS); shortly after Timar, 18.747992S, 69.699137W, 2307 m, 29 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-47 (BONN, ULS); Codpa, between Codpa and Timar, 18.762747S, 69.69828W, 2393 m, 29 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-46 (BONN, ULS); quebrada de Vitor NW of Palca, 18.827041S, 69.677724W, 2085 m, 28 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll s.n. (BONN, ULS); quebrada Chokaya, from Codpa into Camarones valley toward Pachica, 18.86473S, 69.68034W, 2235 m, 28 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-30 (BONN, ULS); quebrada Chokaya, from Codpa into Camarones valley toward Pachica, 18.88289S, 69.664972W, 2373 m, 28 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-40 (BONN, ULS); between Esquina and Pachica, 18.927444S, 69.552944W, 2298 m, 28 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-43 (BONN, ULS); along road through Illapata, 18.94831S, 69.50272W, 2300 m, 28 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-41 (BONN, ULS); road A-135 from Panamericana to Puquios, 18.254661S, 69.828852W, 3100 m, 14 Oct 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 4008 (BONN, ULS). Prov. Parinacota, along road Putre-Arica, 18.21033S, 69.56082W, 3500 m, 1 Apr 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-65 (BONN, ULS); Paychama [Pachama], 3600 m, 10 Mar 1927, C. Troll 3244 (B, M); along road Putre-Arica, 18.45314S, 69.76415W, 3102 m, 1 Apr 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-62 (BONN, ULS); along A-31 near Belen, 18.48545S, 69.52782W, 3500 m, 29 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-56 (BONN, ULS); NE of Saxamar, 18.55108S, 69.50015W, 3500 m, 29 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-57 (BONN, ULS); Saxamar, 18.56667S, 69.48333W, c. 3000 m, 20 Mar 2015, A. Moreira &amp; F. Luebert 2456 (BONN); W of Tignamar along road, 18.57918S, 69.52785W, 3300 m, 29 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-55 (BONN, ULS); Tignamar, 18°37'S, 69°28'W, 3100 m, 11 Sep 1963, F. Schlegel 4879 (CONC, F [photo; as Piqueria floribunda]); between Timar and Tignamar, shortly before Tignamar, 18.663898S, 69.560963W, 3354 m, 29 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-53 (BONN, ULS). Prov. Arica, Palca, 18°50'S, 69°40'W, 2200 m, 30 Oct 1964, F. Schlegel 5092 (CONC, F [photo, as Piqueria floribunda]). Region I Tarapacá: Prov. Tamarugal, quebrada de Soga, 19.514361S, 69.381274W, 2400 m, 16 Mar 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger, A. Stoll &amp; D. Quandt 3455 (BONN, ULS); quebrada Aroma, 19.514361S, 69.381274W, 2300 m, 16 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger 2017-6 (BONN, ULS); above Jaiña, 19.551255S, 69.242848W, 2750 m, 21 Mar 2017, F. Luebert &amp; T. Böhnert 3631 (BONN, ULS); at entrance of Andean village Chusmiza, 19.67830S, 69.17930W, 3393 m, 2 Oct 2019, F.F. Merklinger, F. Luebert &amp; J. Ruhm 2019-21 (BONN, EIF, K); Chusmiza, above town, 19.683025S, 69.183376W, 3400 m, 21 Mar 2017, F. Luebert &amp; T. Böhnert 3642 (BONN, ULS); 2 km above the village of Chusmiza in quebrada de Chusmiza at km 76 alongside the new road to Colchane, 19°40'53.7"S, 69°11'11.0"W, 3406 m, 18 Feb 2003, M.F. Gardner &amp; S.G. Knees 6512 (SGO150393); road to Usmagama, turnoff ruta CH-15, 19.730253S, 69.218684W, 2956 m, 26 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-26 (BONN, ULS); road to Usmagama, turnoff ruta CH-15, 19.730253S, 69.218684W, 2956 m, 26 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-19 (BONN, ULS); cuesta Usmagama, km 3.9, 19.730154S, 69.217046W, 3050 m, 28 Oct 2016, F. Luebert &amp; T. Böhnert 3452 (BONN, ULS); Usmagama, road from Usmagama to Limacsina, 19.78771S, 69.207368W, 2434 m, 26 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-22 (BONN, ULS); quebrada de Parca, 19.985261S, 69.098117W, 3261 m, 22 Mar 2017, F.F. Merklinger &amp; A. Stoll 2017-12 (BONN, ULS).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/EC8C263C7D2B57A09BCA67C9A8801359	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Pensoft via Plazi	Merklinger, Felix F.;Luebert, Federico	Merklinger, Felix F., Luebert, Federico (2020): Notes on the genus Ophryosporus (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae) in Chile. PhytoKeys 161: 61-77, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.161.53736
80E4D9E96B0A56F1A3B39D84A76A3E23.text	80E4D9E96B0A56F1A3B39D84A76A3E23.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Ophryosporus triangularis Meyen, Reise Erde 1: 402. 1834	<div><p>Ophryosporus triangularis Meyen, Reise Erde 1: 402. 1834</p><p>Eupatorium decipiens Hook. &amp; Arn. in Hook. Compan. Bot. Mag. 1: 240. 1835. Type: Chile. Region IV Coquimbo: H. Cuming 907 (lectotype, designated here, K [K000486661, photo!]; isolectotype: E [E00249908, photo!]); remaining syntypes: Chile. Region IV Coquimbo: Macrae s.n. E [E00249907, photo!, mounted together with lectotype].</p><p>Eupatorium foliolosum DC., Prodr. 5: 174. 1836.</p><p>Ophryosporus foliolosus (DC). Reiche, Anales Univ. Chile 109: 9. 1901. Type: Chile. Region IV Coquimbo: Macrae s.n. (lectotype, designated here: G-DC [G00130591, photo!]; remaining syntypes: Gaudichaud 100 (G-DC [G00130590, photo!]; P [P02673049 &amp; P02673151, photo!]; K [K486660 &amp; K486663, photo!]).</p><p>Kuhnia multiramea Turcz. Bull. Soc. Imp. Naturalistes Moscou 24: 168. 1851. Type: Chile. Region IV Coquimbo: T.C. Bridges 1412 (holotype: KW [144506, photo!]; isotypes: KW [144505, photo!]; E [E00249909, photo!]; P [P02673149, photo!]).</p><p>Eupatorium volckmannii Phil. Anales Univ. Chile 18: 51. 1861. Type: Chile. Region III Atacama, Vallenar: Volckmann s.n. 1860 (holotype: SGO [SGO065417!]; isotype: GH [GH00014290, photo!]).</p><p>Type.</p><p>Chile. Region III Atacama: Copiapó, F.J.F. Meyen s.n. (holotype: B [probably destroyed]; F neg. 14718!).</p><p>Notes.</p><p>This species is widespread and more or less continuously distributed along the coast of northern Chile. The southernmost localities where it was observed during our study were at the southern edge of the Río Limarí, where its range overlaps with that of Ophryosporus paradoxus . The northern end of its distribution appears to be the Río Loa. North of Paposo, at Aguada del Panul, it grows sympatrically with O. johnstonii, to which it bears close morphological resemblance. However, O. triangularis is identified by its slightly larger leaves, which are grouped in alternating fascicles, are shortly petiolate, triangular with a cuneate base and an acute apex, and reaching about 3-5 × 5-15 mm as opposed to much smaller leaves in O. johnstonii, which reach only c. 1-3 × 3-5 mm. Leaf-size is, however, extremely variable, and plants that grow in more humid conditions often possess larger leaves. The leaf margins of O. triangularis are regularly lobed to dentate and revolute. The inflorescences are spike-like, and the capitula are pedunculated. The spike-like inflorescences appear somewhat denser than in O. johnstonii, and, in this latter species, the capitula are sessile. Its florets have a white corolla, sometimes with a violet taint. The pappus is formed by whitish-brown setae, c. 2.5-3.5 mm long. In the area around Cobija, both, O. triangularis and O. anomalus have been collected in the past.</p><p>Specimens examined.</p><p>Chile. Region II Antofagasta: Prov. Tocopilla, quebrada 2-3 km N of Tocopilla above old Caleta Duendes, 150-200 m, 18 Oct 1988, M.O. Dillon &amp; D. Dillon 5718 (BONN); Tercera quebrada Tocopilla, 22.0558S, 70.17662W, 300 m, 18 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3413 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada La Higuera, S Tocopilla, 22°18'7"S, 70°12'58"W, 30 Sep 2005, F. Luebert, N. Garcia &amp; N. Schulz 2569/963 (EIF); Quebrada above Caleta Buena, S Mantos de la Luna, 22.43075S, 70.22186W, 640 m, 10 Oct 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3989 (BONN, ULS). Prov. Antofagasta, near Cobija, 19 Dec 1971, O. Zöllner 4593 (L153863); Juan López, 23.51205S, 70.53365W, 150 m, 19 Jul 2003, M. Antonissen 7 (EIF); Quebrada La Chimba, 17 Dec 1987, M.O. Dillon &amp; J.T.S. Teillier 5321 (BONN); Quebrada La Chimba, 23°33'S, 70°22'W, 380-480 m, 11 Nov 1988, M.O. Dillon &amp; D. Dillon 5881 (BONN); Quebrada La Chimba, 23.53567S, 70.35887W, 460 m, 17 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3408 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada Cardón, 24.741717S, 70.542687W, 210 m, 5 Oct 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3949 (BONN, ULS); Aguada Cardón, 24.74173S, 70.54385W, 210 m, 15 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3389 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada Panul, 24.773468S, 70.533915W, 180 m, 4 Oct 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3939 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada Panul, 24.777263S, 70.531618W, 190 m, 5 Oct 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3944 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada Panul, 24.777263S, 70.531618W, 190 m, 5 Oct 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3944A (BONN, ULS); c. 7 km N of Paposo, 24°57'S, 70°29'W, 40 m, 14 Dec 1987, M.O. Dillon &amp; J.T.S. Teillier 5262 (BONN); El Rincón, al N de Paposo, 17 Sep 1941, C. Muñoz P. &amp; G.T. Johnson 2902 (SGO118350); Paposo, base Cerro Carneros, 24°56'24"S, 70°28'44.6"W, 160 m, 23 Oct 2009, A. Moreira &amp; F. Luebert 1200 (SGO158780); Quebrada Portezuelo, 25.0124S, 70.446467W, 550 m, 13 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3357 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada Matancilla, c. 5 km S of Punta Grande, 25°07'S, 70°27'W, 170-350 m, 27 Oct 1988, M.O. Dillon, D. Dillon, V. Asencio &amp; M. Villarroel O. 5750 (BONN); Cachinalcito, 25°10', 28 Nov 1925, I.M. Johnston 5173 (S); c. 20 km N of Taltal, quebrada Anchuña, 25.23543S, 70.42594W, 183 m, 31 Aug 2018, F.F. Merklinger, A. Kozok &amp; D. Quandt 2018-63 (BONN, ULS); c. 20 km N of Taltal, quebrada Anchuña, 25.23543S, 70.42594W, 183 m, 31 Aug 2018, F.F. Merklinger, A. Kozok &amp; D. Quandt 2018-64 (BONN, ULS); c. 20 km N of Taltal, quebrada Anchuña, 25.23543S, 70.42594W, 183 m, 31 Aug 2018, F.F. Merklinger, A. Kozok &amp; D. Quandt 2018-65 (BONN, ULS); c. 20 km N of Taltal, quebrada Anchuña, 25.23543S, 70.42594W, 183 m, 31 Aug 2018, F.F. Merklinger, A. Kozok &amp; D. Quandt 2018-66 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada El Médano, 300 m, 8 Oct 1941, E. Pisano V. &amp; R. Bravo F. 398 (SGO); Quebrada San Ramón, 25.38578S, 70.43658W, 120 m, 11 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3346 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada San Ramón, 17 Sep 1968, O. Zöllner 2851 (U [U3661650]); Cerro Perales, c. 5 km E of Taltal, 25°25'S, 70°25'W, 550 m, 21 Nov 1988, M.O. Dillon &amp; D. Dillon 6002 (BONN); Hills SE of Taltal, 25°29'S, 25 Nov 1925, I.M. Johnston 5080 (S); Posado Hidalgo, 25°45'S, 70°35'W, 13 Dec 1925, I.M. Johnston 5661 (S); along road Panamericana toward Caleta Esmeralda, 25.895921S, 70.581052W, 500 m, 9 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3308 (BONN, ULS). Region III Atacama: Prov. Chañaral, 21 km W of Panamericana on northern route to Pan de Azucar NP, 26°08'S, 70°37'W, 85 m, 30 Sep 1988, M.O. Dillon, D. Dillon &amp; V. Pobleto 5609 (BONN); Falda Verde, hills N of Chañaral, 26.296721S, 70.631252W, 75-600 m, 1 Oct 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3905 (BONN); Hills back of El Barquito, 26°23'S, 28-29 Oct 1925, I.M. Johnston 4809 (S). Prov. Copiapó, Sector quebrada El León, 26.976625S, 70.773903W, 70 m, 8 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3290 (BONN, ULS); Caldera on small point just north of town, 27°3'S, 22 Nov 1925, I.M. Johnston 5067 (S); Copiapó, 400 m, 13 Jul 1938, Ch.H. Andreas 885 (U [U1145297]); Tierra Amarilla, 700 m, Oct 1924, E. Werdermann 456 (U [U1145305]); Estancia Castilla, road from Totoral to Panamericana, 27.919994S, 70.84531W, 240 m, 28 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3869 (BONN, ULS). Prov. Huasco, Road Carrizal Bajo to Canto de Agua, c. 2 km from Carrizal Bajo, 28.112004S, 71.116139W, 45 m, 7 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3279 (BONN, ULS); Quebrada Baratillo, 28°21'57"S, 71°7'21"W, 150 m, 14 Sep 2003, F. Luebert &amp; L. Kritzner 1805 (EIF); Quebrada Baratillo, 28.363325S, 71.096321W, 110 m, 7 Oct 2016, F. Luebert, A. Stoll &amp; T. Böhnert 3269 (BONN, ULS); Hills E of Tres Playitas, 28.400532S, 71.16755W, 160 m, 27 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3854 (BONN, ULS). Region IV Coquimbo: Prov. Elqui, Guayacán, s.a., unknown s.n. (S); Puente Juan Soldado, 29.656542S, 71.301174W, 200 m, 27 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3831 (BONN, ULS); La Serena, 16 Sep 1947, B. Sparre 2595 (S); Coquimbo, Jul-Aug 1958, W.H. Harvey s.n. (S); Coquimbo, 100 m, Nov 1923, E. Werdermann 124 (U [U1145298]); Coquimbo, rocks behind the Fort, 29.93372S, 71.33691W, 25 m, 24 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3809 (BONN, ULS); Coquimbo, rocks behind the Fort, 29.93372S, 71.33691W, 25 m, 24 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3809A (BONN, ULS); Herradura, 9 Aug 1917, C. &amp; I. Skottsberg 704 (S). Prov. Limarí, Ovalle, Río Límari, 11 Oct 1947, B. Sparre 2994 (S); N of Caleta El Toro, 30.737239S, 71.699907W, 25 m, 23 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3794 (BONN, ULS); along road from Los Loros to Caleta El Toro, 30.741021S, 71.65348W, 50 m, 23 Sep 2017, F. Luebert, T. Böhnert &amp; F.F. Merklinger 3786 (BONN, ULS).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/80E4D9E96B0A56F1A3B39D84A76A3E23	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		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