Lobelia goldmanii, (Fernald) Ayers (1990: 322)

Gutiérrez-Sánchez, Rosa Ivonne, Castro-Castro, Arturo, Gallegos, Jesús Guadalupe González-, López-Enríquez, Irma Lorena & Frías-Castro, Alfredo, 2018, Synopsis of the spurred species of Lobelia section Stenotium (Campanulaceae) in Sierra Madre Occidental, Mexico, and the description of two new species, Phytotaxa 338 (1), pp. 33-48 : 38

5. L. goldmanii (Fernald) Ayers (1990: 322) .

Heterotoma goldmanii Fernald (1901: 504) . Type:— MEXICO, Sinaloa, road from Las Flechas to La Rostra, 22 February 1899, E.A. Goldman 324 (holotype GH!, isotypes GH!, US!).

Distribution: — Lobelia goldmanii is endemic to Mexico occurs along upper Pacific slopes from the Madrean Archipelago region and along the Madrean Tropical subregion to the Central portion of Sierra Madre Occidental in deciduous tropical forest and pine-oak forest. The species reaches an elevational range from 190 to 1510 m ( Figure 1 ).

Representative specimens examined: — MEXICO. Durango: Canelas , 600 m al O de Canelas, 25°7’24.04”N, 106°33’16.41”W, 1288 m, 5 March 1986, M. Vizcarra 257 ( CIIDIR!, IBUG!) ; Tamazula, La Cruz (en el límite entre Sinaloa y Durango) ± 120 m al E, por el camino a Tamazula , 24°54’35”N, 106°57’50”W, 200 m, 8 March 2002, S. González et al. 6564 (CIIDIR!, IEB!, IZTA, MEXU!) ; al E alrededores del rancho El Carrizal, por el camino a Agua Caliente , 24°58’16”N, 106°56’17”W, 190 m, 9 March 2002, I. Calzada et al. 23141 (CIIDIR!, IEB!, IZTA, MEXU!) ; Topia, Sianori, 25°16’12.9”N, 106°45’41.34”W, 825 m, February 1924, Ortega 5389 (GH, US). Sinaloa: Badiraguato , 10.3 mi NNW of Badiraguato on road to Los Sitios , Abajo y Media , 25°27’55”N, 107°37’27”W, 837 m, 16 March 1984, T.J. Ayers 362 (TEX) ; along trail from La Joya to Rancho Tarahumares at the Barranca de Sesena , 25°51’47.77”N, 107°40’11.34”W, 840 m, 20 February 1968, D.E. Breedlove 15901 (MICH) ; Culiacán, 30 mi E of Culiacán along road between Presa López Mateos and Tamazula , 24°50’45.46”N, 107°2’20.51”W, 400 m, 18 March 1972, D.E. Breedlove 24470 (MICH) ; El Fuerte, Cerro Colorado. 26°9’11.95”N, 108°50’5”W, 241 m, 6 February 1940, H.S. Gentry 5512 (GH, MICH, MO, NY) ; Mocorito, 53 mi E of Mocorito, a long road to Surutato near Los Hornos , 25°32’54.33”N, 107°23’20.02”W, 905 m, 27 March 1967, D.E. Breedlove 15572 (MICH) ; Rosario, cañón de Tarahumares, near Tarahumares , 28°17’44.6”N, 109°13’12”W, 566 m, 4 March 1971, D.E. Breedlove 19149 (MO) ; Sinaloa, near La Ciénega along the road from Los Hornos to Surutato , 25°58’46.56”N, 107°39’30.98”W, 1511 m, 23 February 1969, D.E. Breedlove 16480 (MICH). Sonora:Alamos, Cañon Sapopa, Río Mayo , 27°17’25”N, 108°41’57”W, 860 m, 8 February 1935, H.S. Gentry 1285 (F, MICH, MO, NY) ; Güiricoba , 26°54’1.21”N, 108°41’39.35”W, 400 m, 14 November 1933, H.S. Gentry 823M (MICH) ; Bacerac, Agua Fría, San Ignacio , 400 m, 30°21’21” N, 110°34’7” W, 954 m, 21 January 1919, Narvez-Montes 702 ( US) .

6. L.knoblochii Ayers(1987:420) .Type:— MEXICO. Chihuahua:shaded rocks, Mojarachic, 27°51’53”N, 108°0’12”W, 1700 m, 25 May 1938, I.W. Knobloch 5097 (holotype F!, isotype MSU!).

Distribution: — Lobelia knoblochii is endemic to Mexico. This taxon is only known from few localities in the Madrean Central region in southwestern Chihuahua. Lobelia knoblochii inhabits the juniper-oak woodland and reaches an elevational range from 1700 to 2350 m ( Figure 1 ).

Representative specimens examined: — MEXICO. Chihuahua: Bocoyna , 23 road-miles SSE of Creel, 27°30’28.93”N, 107°29’38.31”W, 2221 m, 15 April 1984, R. Spellenberg 7723 (NMC, NY, US) ; Guachochic, 1 km S of Basihuare on road from Creel to Guachochic , 22°44’28.14”N, 107°38’20.56”W, 2348 m, 22 May 1985, T.J. Ayers 601 (DUKE, MEXU!, NY, TEX) ; Basiboriachic, on Creel to Carmen highway. 27°27’20.56” N, 107°29’15.34” W, 1896 m, 14 April 1948, W.P. Hewitt 279 (GH) ; Mojarachic. 27°51’37.3”N, 107°55’42.9”W, 24 January 1940, I.W. Knobloch s.n. (MSU, TEX) ; Mojarachic , 27°51’53”N, 108°0’12”W, 1700 m, 12 August 1954, I.W. Knobloch 1236 (MICH, MSU) .

Figures

FIGURE 1. Distribution map of spurred species of Lobelia along the Sierra Madre Occidental, Mexico. A. L. ayersiae (■), L. flexuosa (○), L. goldmanii (□), L. knoblochii (∆) and L. mcvaughii (♦). B. L. cordifolia (▲), L. endlichii (●), L. macrocentron (*), L. rzedowskii () and L. saturnini (▼).