Paper · 2020 · Phytotaxa

Three new species of the Andean genus Brunellia (Brunelliaceae) from Colombia and Ecuador

CLARA INÉS OROZCO; ÁLVARO J. PÉREZ; KATYA ROMOLEROUX; et al.

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Abstract

Three new species of Brunellia are described; their morphology and affinities with other species and their conservation status are discussed. Two of them are endemic to Colombia: Brunellia alnifolia, characterized by three simple and verticellate leaves per node and boat–shaped endocarps, and Brunellia gracilis, with pinnate leaves and urceolate endocarps. The third species, Brunellia hippocrepiformis, is endemic to Ecuador. On account of the morphology of leaves, stipules and follicles, it differs from all other Brunellia species.

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Claim · model-written summary

Three new Brunellia species are described.

Taxon
BrunelliaBrunelliae1
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new speciese1
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Threee1

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Brunellia
Brunellia · Taxon · picture of the genus (one of its species)Yolanda Leon · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“Three new species of Brunellia are described”

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Brunellia alnifolia is endemic to Colombia and has three simple verticellate leaves per node and boat-shaped endocarps.

Taxon
Brunellia alnifoliaBrunellia alnifoliae2
Outcome
endemic to Colombiae2
Qualifier
characterized by three simple and verticellate leaves per node and boat–shaped endocarpse2
Setting
Colombiae2

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“Two of them are endemic to Colombia: Brunellia alnifolia, characterized by three simple and verticellate leaves per node and boat–shaped endocarps”

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Brunellia gracilis is endemic to Colombia and has pinnate leaves and urceolate endocarps.

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Brunellia gracilisBrunellia gracilise3
Outcome
endemic to Colombiae2
Qualifier
with pinnate leaves and urceolate endocarpse3
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Colombiae2

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“Two of them are endemic to Colombia: Brunellia alnifolia, characterized by three simple and verticellate leaves per node and boat–shaped endocarps”

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“Brunellia gracilis, with pinnate leaves and urceolate endocarps”

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Brunellia hippocrepiformis is endemic to Ecuador and differs from all other Brunellia species in leaves, stipules and follicles.

Taxon
Brunellia hippocrepiformisBrunellia hippocrepiformise4
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endemic to Ecuadore4
Qualifier
On account of the morphology of leaves, stipules and folliclese5
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Ecuadore4

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“The third species, Brunellia hippocrepiformis, is endemic to Ecuador”

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“On account of the morphology of leaves, stipules and follicles, it differs from all other Brunellia species”

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