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12 February 2015 The Smallest Angraecoid Species from the Neotropics: A New Campylocentrum (Orchidaceae) from a Brazilian Subtropical Forest
Carlos Eduardo de Siqueira, Edlley Pessoa, Ana Zanin, Marccus Alves
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Abstract

Campylocentrum insulare is a new species of Campylocentrum section Dendrophyllopsis from Santa Catarina, southern Brazil, a group of species characterised by the aphyllous condition. It is the smallest species known from this subtribe in the Neotropics, and is morphologically related to species of the Campylocentrum fasciola complex. It differs by its small size, an inflorescence and ovary that are minutely pubescent, a lip that is distinctly three-lobed, and a conic spur. A distribution map, illustrations, and an identification key that includes species of this genus from southern Brazil are provided.

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Carlos Eduardo de Siqueira, Edlley Pessoa, Ana Zanin, and Marccus Alves "The Smallest Angraecoid Species from the Neotropics: A New Campylocentrum (Orchidaceae) from a Brazilian Subtropical Forest," Systematic Botany 40(1), 79-82, (12 February 2015). https://doi.org/10.1600/036364415X686369
Published: 12 February 2015
KEYWORDS
Angraecinae
Atlantic forest
conservation status
Santa Catarina
sect. Dendrophyllopsis
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