[PDF] Top 20 New species, new combinations and new distributions in neotropical species of Elaphoglossum (Lomariopsidaceae)

... S of jct. of Quebrada Salto and Río Grande de Orosi, 9° 43’ N, 83° 47’ W, 1 500-1 800 m, ...Valdivia and Azul, 10° 23’ N , 84° 52’W, 1 000-1 150 m, ...Sardinal and near waters of ... See full document

... curved in apical portion, gradually narrowed to apex, about ...plates, and slightly sclerotized dor- sal structure which arises in the middle way to aedeagus base, and produced beyond the ... See full document

... worm-eels and snake-eels that com- prise the family Ophichthidae represent the largest family of true eels, with more than 260 species distributed among 56 genera and two ...diversity ... See full document

... This new genus represents an evolutionary form difficult to position and in general with simple morphological ...male and female genital characters: uncus with rounded margin; gnathos with a ... See full document

... fore and mid femur usually with venters and ventral half or more of posterior surfaces slightly lighter in color, usually brown-yellow or reddish, black anteriorly and dorsally, ... See full document

... ings of the ...supervision of either ...protologue and our specimens. The labellum apex in the drawing is rounded and subapiculate whereas it is obscurely trilobed in both ... See full document

... portion of the Selva Zoque (Figure 5), which consists of three regions: Uxpanapa (Veracruz) in the northwest, Chimalapa (Oaxaca) in the southwest, and El Ocote (Chiapas) in the ... See full document

... provinces of Argentina that have yielded specimens of Stilobezzia deposited in the Museo the La Plata, Argentina ...study of this material, as well as of other from the collection ... See full document

... Plant caespitose, ca. 20 cm; roots 0.5-1 mm in diameter; vegetative stem ca. 10 cm, covered by leaf-sheaths; sheath with petiole 3.5-4.5 cm; blades plicate, elliptic or elliptic-lanceolate, acuminate, 4.5-12.5 x ... See full document

... even in herbarium specimens), (4) basipetal floral development (with flowers growing from the inflorescence apex to its base), (5) andromonoecious inflorescence (with male flowers distinctly smaller (up to 300%) ... See full document

... Erect bulbous perennial herb 25-40 cm high, glabrous, bulb ovoid to amply ovoid, to 5 cm long, 1.8-3 cm wide, the outer tunics thin, pale brown; basal leaves two, linear, plicate, 25-57 cm long, 4 mm wide, longer than ... See full document

... University of Costa Rica and the Naturalis Biodiversity ...Vice-Presidency of Research of the University of Costa Rica provided support through the project “Filogenia, diversificación ... See full document

... A bibliographic study on yeasts cited in Chile was carried out. After this, an updated listing of yeasts cited in Chile up to 2007 was made using the gathered information. Taxa were grouped according ... See full document

... junction of the lateral sepals, margins ciliate, with two carinae (a high and a low carina); dorsal sepal tricarinate, ovate, concave in the basal quarter, ...mm in natural position, narrowly ... See full document

... tornus and sub­ apex on costa; dark brown scales dispersed over entire wing surface, forming three promi­ nent small black spots: ,one midway from dis­ cal cell to margin on MI' with others on MI at end of ... See full document

... liver and thigh muscle were obtained from ethanol-fixed lizards which were subject to a rehydration process according to Coura ...twice in distilled water for 5 min at 55 °C to remove the fixative ... See full document

... lateritius var. Two new species and one new variety of Cantharellus are reported from South America. Cantharellus nothofagorum was collected under Nothofagus dombeyi in the province of N[r] ... See full document

... A new species of Liolaemus from Añelo sand dunes, northern Patagonia, Neuquén, Argentina, and molecular phylogenetic relationships of the Liolaemus wiegmannii species group ... See full document

... ————. 2005. Sobre un opus magnum de la orquideología neotropical: Hágsater, E. & Sánchez Saldaña, L. (eds.). 2004. Icones Orchidacearum Fasc. 7, The genus Epidendrum, Part 4, “A fourth century of ... See full document

... intersection of cervical groove. Posterolateral margin straight in middle part, but convex near transition to anterolateral and posterior ...% of maximum width. Epigastric protogastric, ... See full document