Paper · 2013 · Plant Ecology and Evolution

Anna rubidiflora (Gesneriaceae), a new species from Guizhou, the southern part of China

Yi-Gang Wei; Fang Wen; Bo Zhao; et al.

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Abstract

Background – Anna is a small genus of Gesneriaceae, occurring in China and Vietnam. During fieldwork in Guizhou, China, a representative of this genus was discovered which did not match the description of any of the three known species. Methods – Herbarium taxonomical and morphological studies, SEM of pollen and seeds and molecular phylogenetic analyses were performed. Key results – A new species, Anna rubidiflora S.Z. He, F.Wen & Y.G. Wei, a stenochoric species from the southern part of China (Kaiyang county of Guizhou province), is described and illustrated. It differs from the morphologically similar species A . ophiorrhizoides (Hemsl.) Burtt & Davidson by being a larger plant with undivided stem, its entire leaf blade margins, its abaxial greenish-white leaf blades with slightly purple nerves, its obovate-lanceolate calyx lobes with truncate and nearly rounded apex without nerves, and its reddish-purple corolla. The newly described species is illustrated both by a line drawing and photographs. A locality and distribution map is also presented. A phylogenetic analysis confirmed that A . rubidiflora is a member of Anna and a close relative of A . ophiorrhizoides .

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Anna rubidiflora was described as a new species from Guizhou.

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Anna rubidifloraAnna rubidiflorae0
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new speciese0
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Kaiyang county of Guizhou provincee0

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“A new species, Anna rubidiflora S.Z. He, F.Wen & Y.G. Wei, a stenochoric species from the southern part of China (Kaiyang county of Guizhou province), is described and illustrated”

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Anna rubidiflora differs from A. ophiorrhizoides in plant size, stem, leaves, calyx and corolla.

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Anna rubidifloraAnna rubidiflorat0
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larger plant with undivided stem, its entire leaf blade margins, its abaxial greenish-white leaf blades with slightly purple nervese0
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A . ophiorrhizoidese0

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“It differs from the morphologically similar species A . ophiorrhizoides (Hemsl.) Burtt & Davidson by being a larger plant with undivided stem, its entire leaf blade margins, its abaxial greenish-white leaf blades with slightly purple nerves, its obovate-lanceolate calyx lobes with truncate and nearly rounded apex without nerves, and its reddish-purple corolla”

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“Anna rubidiflora”

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Phylogenetic analysis placed A. rubidiflora within Anna and close to A. ophiorrhizoides.

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A . rubidifloraAnna rubidiflorae0
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member of Anna and a close relative of A . ophiorrhizoidese0

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“A phylogenetic analysis confirmed that A . rubidiflora is a member of Anna and a close relative of A . ophiorrhizoides”

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