Nuevas especies del género Cybianthus Martius subgénero Conomorpha (Myrsinaceae) de Colombia
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Conomorpha, Cybianthus llanorum, Cybianthusjaramilloi Pipoly, Cybianthus cogolloi, Myrsinaceae, Inflorescencias bisexuales, Taxonomía, Distribución geográfica (es)Conomorpha, Cybianthus llanorum, Cybianthusjaramilloi Pipoly, Cybianthus cogolloi, Myrsinaceae, Inflorescencias bisexuales, Taxonomía, Distribución geográfica (en)
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Un estudio de la colección del Herbario Nacional Colombiano resultó en el descubrimiento de tres especies nuevas del género Cybianthus subgénero Conomorpha provenientes de Vichada, Serranía La Macarena y sus alrededores, y la zona del Río Claro, en el Valle medio del río Magdalena. Se describen y se ilustran las especies, Cybianthus llanorum, Cybianthus jaramilloi y Cybianthus cogolloi, y se discute su parentesco. Cybianthus llanorum es el primer miembro con inflorescencias bisexuales conocido en el subgénero.
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