Mandevilla pristina J.F. Morales, Darwiniana
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https://doi.org/10.17348/jbrit.v19.i1.1391 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/A47A87B5-FF9C-1E6E-FF97-FE39619DFD33 |
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Felipe |
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Mandevilla pristina J.F. Morales, Darwiniana |
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Mandevilla pristina J.F. Morales, Darwiniana View in CoL 45:77, f. 1. 2007. TYPE: PERÚ. AMAZONAS: Leimebamba , 9 Dec 1962 (fl), F. Woytkowski 7734 (HOLOTYPE: MO; ISOTYPE: MEXU barcode #01036819).
Distribution. — Ecuador and Perú, at 2100–2800 m.
Discussion.— Mandevilla pristina is morphologically similar to M. assimilis (K Schum.) J.F. Morales , but differs by its leaf blades with domatia along the midrib abaxially (vs. domatia lacking) and floral bracts 10–120 mm long (vs. less than 6 mm). It was previously considered to be endemic to Perú ( Morales 2007c).
Specimens examined: ECUADOR. Loja: Macará-Loja, S de Catamayo , 13 Feb 1987 (fl), Bohlin et al. 1328 ( QCA); El Cisne-Zaruma, 18 Feb 1988 (fl), JØrgensen et al. 65025 ( AAU, QCA, QCNE) .
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