Nuevas especies colombianas de Connarus (Connaraceae)
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Connarus, Connaraceae, Flora Neotrópica, C. perturbatus, Connarus incomptus (es)Downloads
Completas discusiones taxonómicas se reservaran para la monografía; entre tanto, se incluyen en la presente contribución algunas observaciones importantes para cada especie. El P. Lorenzo Uribe-Uribe amablemente corrigió las descripciones latinas; Bobbi Angell (New York Botanical Garden) realizó la excelente ilustración de una de las especies; María Lebrón-Luteyn (New York Botanical Garden) preparó la fotografía del holótipo de Connarus jaramilloi, y el Centro de Medios Audiovisuales de la Universidad Nacional la del holótipo de C. perturbatus. A todos ellos el autor expresa sinceros agradecimientos. La mayor parte de esta investigación se adelantó con financiación de la Fundación John Simon
Guggenheim, de los Estados Unidos.
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