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Werneria spathulata, nuevo registro para la flora del Ecuador, y redescubrimiento de Xenophyllum acerosum
Werneria spathulata, a new record for the flora of Ecuador, and rediscovery of Xenophyllum acerosum
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https://doi.org/10.15446/caldasia.v43n1.81909Keywords:
Andes equatoriales, Asteraceae, páramo, volcán Antisana (es)Asteraceae, equatorial Andes, páramo, Antisana volcano (en)
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Se presenta un nuevo reporte de Werneria (Asteraceae) para Ecuador, es W. spathulata, una pequeña hierba rizomatosa encontrada en los páramos del volcán Antisana. Además, se documenta el redescubrimiento de Xenophyllum acerosum en el Ecuador después de su primera colección hace 73 años en la provincia de Azuay. Se proveen fotografías del hábito de las dos especies, así como del hábitat donde fueron halladas.
A new record of Werneria (Asteraceae) for Ecuador is reported, it is W. spathulata, a small, delicate, rhizomatous herb found in the páramos of Antisana Volcano. Moreover, rediscovery of Xenophyllum acerosum after 73 years in the Azuay province of southern Ecuador is documented. Images of both species and their habitats are provided.
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