Sida lonchitis A. Saint-Hilaire & Naudin (1842: 50)
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.542.2.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6415542 |
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Plazi |
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Sida lonchitis A. Saint-Hilaire & Naudin (1842: 50) |
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9. Sida lonchitis A. Saint-Hilaire & Naudin (1842: 50) View in CoL ( Figures 2 View FIGURE 2 , 4K–Q View FIGURE 4 , 14I View FIGURE 14 ).
Lectotype (designated by Krapovickas 2007a: 97):— BRAZIL. Rio de Janeiro, 1831-33, Gaudichaud 938 (P barcode 02285430! [digital image]; isolectotype P barcode 02285431! [digital image]).
Taxonomic notes: — Sida lonchitis is distinguished from other species of section Sidae ( Table 1 View TABLE 1 ) by the flowers arranged in glomerules and by the presence of bifid bracts ( Figures 4K–Q View FIGURE 4 , 14I View FIGURE 14 ) ( Krapovickas 2007a, Yoshikawa et al. 2019).
Distribution, habitat and conservation status: —The species occurs in southeast, south, and “Distrito Federal” of Brazil ( Bovini 2020). The species is mentioned to Argentina by Krapovickas (2007), but without a voucher. In State of Rio Grande do Sul S. lonchitis was recorded only in Tropical Forest ( Figure 2 View FIGURE 2 ), in edges or ruderal environments. With the available records, the species presents an EOO of 1,030,158.204 Km² and an AOO of 120 Km². Although it can be considered EN by the AOO, conditions B(a), B(b) and B(c) were not met. Thus, the species is here considered Least Concern (LC).
Representative specimens: — BRAZIL. Rio Grande do Sul. Morrinhos do Sul, rio Negro , caminho para Morro de Dentro, 90 m, WGS 84 S -29.378807° W - 49.974588°, 02 January 2021, M . Grings & L . Gauer 2217 ( ICN); Três Cachoeiras, Morro Azul, beira do rio Negro , 28 February 1984, K . Hagelund 14827 ( ICN, HAS, HUCS) .
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