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    Pleonotoma Orientalis (bignoniaceae - Bignonieae): Expanded Description, Distribution And A New Variety Of A Poorly Known Species

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    Pleonotoma orientalis Sandwith (Bignoniaceae), a poorly known species, is lectotypified, illustrated for the first time and a distribution map is provided. Pleonotoma orientalis Sandwith var. ratteriana Proença & Farias from the Jalapão area (State of Tocantins, Central Brazil) is described and illustrated. The new variety is apparently identical to the typical variety in floral characters but distinct in its ternate-tripinnate leaves with numerous, minute, slightly thickened leaflets, and fruits with rounded or obtuse tips. The collections of this new variety increase its range c.400 km S from Northern Brazil (Maranhão and Pará) into Tocantins in Central Brazil. © Trustees of the Royal Botanic Garden (2007).6411723GENTRY, A.H., Bignoniaceae (1997) Flora of the Venezuelan Guyana, 3. , St Louis: Missouri Botanical Garden Press [published posthumouslyGOMES, B.M., (2006) Revisão de Pleonotoma Miers (Bignonieae, Bignoniaceae), , MSc thesis unpublished, Universidade de Brasília, BrasíliaHUMBOLDT, A., BONPLAND, A. & KUNTH, K. S. (1818). Nova genera et species plantarum 3, pp. 1-356, figs 193-300. ParisLOHMANN, L., Untangling the phylogeny of neotropical lianas (Bignonieae, Bignoniaceae) (2006) Amer. J. Bot, 93 (2), pp. 304-319MIERS, J., Report on the plants collected by Mr. Weir, especially the Bignoniaceae (1863) Proc. Roy. Hort. Soc. London, 3, pp. 179-202PROENÇA, C., SAMPAIO, A. B., SOARES E SILVA, L. H., MILHOMENS, L. C., SIMON, M. F., SIMPSON JR., P. L. & FARIAS, R. (2002). Relatório da Botânica. In: ARRUDA, M. B. & VON BEHR, M. (eds) Jalapão: Expedição Científica e Conservacionista, pp. 21-28. Brasília, Brazil: Edições Instituto Brasileiro do Meio Ambiente (IBAMA)SANDWITH, N.Y., Three new South American plants (1938) Brittonia, 3, pp. 92-94SANDWITH, N.Y., HUNT, D.R., Bignoniáceas (1974) Flora Ilustrada Catarinense, , REITZ, R, ed, Itajaí, Brazil: Herbário Barbosa Rodrigue
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