[PDF] Top 20 The "four-footed" Lepanthes (Pleurothallidinae), a new species from Ecuador

... 1,100 species, Lepanthes Sw. is one of the Noetropical genera in the Orchidaceae with most accepted species together with Stelis ...2016). New species are being discovered ... See full document

... giving the impression that the genus was one of the smaller pleurothallid ...when four new Teagueia species ...in the high Andes of the upper Río Pastaza watershed ... See full document

... This species had been previously described as Pleurothallis jimii (Luer 2004), nevertheless, it was simultaneously transferred to the generic name Ancipitia, invalidating both ...names. The ... See full document

... to the year 2000, Teagueia Luer was known from only three Colombian and three Ecuadorian species, each apparently endemic to very small areas (Luer ...In the year 2000, LJ discovered ... See full document

... in the small plants (less than 5 cm long) with very short ramicauls, the big flowers when compared to the leaves, and the inflorescences that exceed the length of the ...leaves. ... See full document

... this species. Its flowers are similar to other species having large yellow flowers borne on the abaxial surface of the leaf, with triangular dorsal sepals, ovate lateral sepals, and red-rimmed ... See full document

... or Lepanthes subg. Brachycladium Luer, is one of the most cryptic and poorly known genera of subtribe Pleurothallidinae ...(Orchidaceae). The genus is more closely related to Andinia Luer (Wilson ... See full document

... 5F), Lepanthes scrotifera Luer & Hirtz (Fig. 4H, 5I) and Lepanthes rigidigitata Luer & Hirtz ...5H). The most similar species is probably Lepanthes pelorostele, a species ... See full document

... at the apex, acuminated, tightly fitting acuminate lepanthiform ...acute, the base cuneate, the apex tridentate, lightly-sulcated at adaxial side, ...including the rachis, borne by a filiform ... See full document

... far from Las Tolas, about fifteen years ago and they still remain in the diminishing forests at the same ...Hirtz, Lepanthes kuijtiii Luer & Hirtz and Platystele microscopica ...other ... See full document

... two species lies in their distribution. Palmorchis species are in the great majority restricted in range, with some notable exceptions like ...reported from Costa Rica to Ecuador and ... See full document

... 2003). The model of character evolution for each gene was obtained in JModeltest (Posada, 2008) under the Akaike information ...gene. Four independent analyses were performed to reduce the ... See full document

... genus, the four species were collected on the Pacific ...described from the Río San Javier and Rio Durango, Santiago River system, Esmeraldas ...described from Naranjito, ... See full document

... as the genotype. He characterised the genus chiefly by a ventral excavation or depression in the anterior part of the body, wherein is placed a comparatively small holdfast ...In the ... See full document

... Besides, the composition of food for ...by the analysis of the stomach content of Cyclothone braueri Jespersen and Taning, 1926, that the 80% of the content were copepods, high- ... See full document

... Knyshov, A., Leon, S., Hoey-Chamberlain, R. y Weirauch, C. (2016) Pegs, pouches, and spines: systematics and comparative morphology of the new world litter bug genus Chinannus Wygodzinsky, 1948. ... See full document

... congeners. The genus as a whole is found most commonly in sha1low coastal wáters over sandy or mud substrates where they feed on a variety of in­ vertebrates and sma11 fishes (Yáñez-Arancibia ... See full document

... for the loan of type series of ...with the preparation of specimens and use of the SEM, to ...with the preparation of the drawings and to J. García-Carracedo for the translation ... See full document

... that species richness and high density values within the Leguminosae in Brazilian forest fragments affected by fire could be due, at least partially, to the high incidence of root sprout- ing in this ... See full document

... [Japan]; D. brevispina Bruce, 1980 [Japan]; D. viridis Bruce, 1982 [Australia]; D. crenulatus Carvacho and Haasmann, 1984 [Mexican Pacific]; D. saldanai Carvacho and Haasmann, 1984 [Mexican Pacific]; D. spinipodus Kwon ... See full document