AND ON LECTOTYPIFICATION NOTES BACCHARIS RIOGRANDENSIS (ASTERACEAE: ASTEREAE) Gustavo Heiden Angelo Schneider A. CNPq-PROTAX em Sc, Fellow M. Programa de Pos-Graduacdo Sc, ft Botanic :ola National de Botdnica Tropical/lnstituto Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sui PesquisasJardim Botanico do de Rio Janeiro Bento Goncalves Av. Pacheco Leao, 915, Jardim Botanico 9500, Porto Aiegre, RS 91 501-970, BRAZIL de Rio Janeiro, RJ 22460-030, BRAZIL [email protected] com gustavo.heiden@gmail. & Baccharis riograndensis Malag. Vidal, an endemic species from Rio Grande do Sul in southern J.E. State, was by monk name Brazil, described Malagarriga (1949, under his Irmao Teodoro Luis) based on two speci- mens collected by Vidal (syntypes) and two collections (paratypes) made by Malagarriga himself. After J.E. the publication, accounts of this species appeared in the taxonomic literature several times (Malagarriga 1957, 1958, 1977; Barroso 1976; Diesel 1987; and Oliveira 2007), but no was made. et lectotypification al. The Museu study of the syntypes housed Herbarium R, Nacional do Rio de along with at Janeiro, general from collections various herbaria, confirmed taxon and allowed Along this as distinct a choice of lectotype. with the lectotypification, additional data are presented, including morphological a description, illustration, IUCN specimen geographic map, and citations, distributional (2001) status of conservation. Baccharis riograndensis Malag. &J.E. Vidal, Bol. Inform. Inst. Geobiol. 1:13. 1949. (Fig. 1). brasil. Rio Type: cm 25-65 Diagnostic description.— Subshrub, Stems mostly sometimes and decum- short reptant erect, tall. indument bent, wings 3-alate, of clavate uniseriate hairs in of vegetative branches undulate, 0.5-5 tufts, cm cm cm long, 0.25-0.75 wide, branches winged, wings narrower, 0.1-0.2 distinctly wide. Leaves fertile cm cm reduced cm 0.1-0.2 0.1-0.25 5-25 to scales long, wide. Capitulescence a panicle of pseudospikes, reduced long, lateral spikes to solitary sessile capitula, not arranged in glomerules. Male capitulum: involucre mm mm campanulate 3.5-5.5 3.5-4 4-5 mediums long, wide, phyllaries in series, the outer oblong, the ovate, the inner short lanceolate, apex obtuse, margins narrowly hyaline, entire to short toothed apically. mm mm Flowers 18-30 pappus 4-5 20-22 3-5 [40] long, uniseriate, bristles, corolla long, apically 5-lobed, , mm mm, mm, mm, tube 2.8-3.3 throat 0.2-0.3 lobes 1.5-2 style 4-5 long, style apex not divided. Female mm mm capitulum: clinanthium bearing 7-10 2-3 alveolate, biseriate hairs, involucre cylindrical, long, 4-7 wide, becoming more phyllaries in series, the outers short ovate linear onwards the innermost series, mm apex acute, margins narrowly hyaline, entire to short toothed apically. Flowers 30-40, pappus 7-8 Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas 2(1) capitulum, F.Male flower. lie mm mi 5-7 with the ligule 5- toothed, style 7-7.5 long, ligulate long, uniseriate, corolla mm Chromoso and 12-20 few glabrous. 2.5-4 ribbed, surface papillose long, cylindrical, 18 (Heiden 2006). et al. name Etymology—The the type of the species refers to locality. — Vernacular names. carqueja, chirca. — may between December and March; dispersion of cypselas last ui Phenology. Fertile Known Grande do Geographic range.— only from the state of Rio Sul, Brazil (Fig. 2). Rio Grande do the spec Although an endemic with area in Sul, restricted Conservation.— found in dry or rocky grasslands, mainly in the southern half of the state (granite sites in th Heiden and Schneider, Lectotypification of Baccharis riograndensis jo. 2. Geographic range of Baccharis riograndensis (Asteraceae, Astereae) in Rio Grande do Sul State, southern Brazil. and on sparsely in the northern half (islands of discontinuous grassland areas plateau inserted in the sites may Atlantic Forest biome). Increasing land use and planned forest projects disrupt the habitat of the spe- Due cies. to the anthropogenous pressure on the south Brazilian subtropical grasslands (compos) with the and increasing of displacement of native vegetation in substitution to large-scale Eucalyptus Pinus plantations, IUCN Near the species regarded as Threatened (NT), concerning the (2001) status of conservation. is — DC, Comments. Baccharis riograndensis assigned subgen. Molina Heering and Caulopterae to sect. to is the mainly due presence winged stems, clinanthium with glandular and pappus latter to of hairs, bristles and of female flowers that are enlarged basally fused into a ring. Baccharis riograndensis sympatric in is its entire limited range to Baccharis crispa Spreng., which has a wider distributional area in southeastern South America. Similar characteristics to the both species are the similar habitat, erect branches with undulate wings, involucre of male capitula campanulate and uniseriate pappus in male and female flowers. Baccharis riograndensis differs from B. crispa due to the fertile branches distinctly narrow-winged (vs. not distinctly winged fertile branches), lateral spikes reduced to solitary capitula lateral spikes fully developed or (vs. . 294 Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas 2(1) and campanulate) with reduced seeming glomerules), involucre of female capitula cylindrical axis (vs. mm mm larger cypselas, 2.5-4 long smaller, 1-1.5 long). Another taxon, similar to B. riograndensis, is (vs. which some from Argentina, shares the alopatric Baccharis genistdloides subsp. lorentzii Joch. Mull., central reduced characteristics with riograndensis, such as the pseudospikes with the lateral spikes generally to B. on and and but the one capitulum, cylindrical involucre of female capitula larger capitula cypselas, differs branches narrower branching usually capitulescences wider), basis of erectopatent erect), (vs. fertile its (vs. not distinctly winged distinctly narrow-winged fertile branches), fewer cypsela ribs (9-12 vs. generally (vs. and pappus 12-20) multiseriate uniseriate). (vs. Mar Hagdund Representative specimens: BRAZIL. Rio Grande do Sul: Arroio dos Ratos: Fazenda Faxinal, 10 1977, K. 10967 (ICN); ritoAlegre,8Ma 9 R.Wasum 96 (ICN); Fazenda Mulita, )Apr:1001, 104 (HUCS). i 5 277 Sao Jose dos Ai (HAS). (PACA); Quint s.n. ^b^^i^m£c G. Heide, 6, rqneOsono,04Ma mas (PACA).Tramand 6803 1994, L.T. r J^^sS^GUAY. Mo™ 1821-1822 J, .video: Sella* , )ch.Miill.ARGENlflNA. Bue> gcnistelloides subsp lorei » HURG, CNPO, HAS, HASU, HECT, HUCS, ICN, PACA, PEL, RB, Authors acknowledge the herbaria R, Nesom SMDB, and Guy and Jochen Mailer the helpful comments; and Joao Ricardo Vieira Iganci SP; for L. no Compositae Hoffman. Estudo das especies ocorrentes Barroso, G.M. 1976. - Subtribo Baccharidinae Brasil. Rodriguesia 28(40):3-273. 1987. Contribuicao ao estudo taxonomico do genero Baccharis (grupo Trim era) no Rio Grande do Diesel, L. S. 38:91-126. Pesquisas, Sul. Bot. Numero cromossomico de Malag. and Baccharis riograndensis 2006. Bobrowski. Heiden, G., J.R.V. Iganci, V. Stein, V.L. & -1 Vidal (Asteraceae). Pesquisas, Bot. 57:1 21 36. J.E. IUCN Red and International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN). 2001. List categories Kingdom, and Cambridge, United http://www.iucn.org Version IUCN, Gland, Switzerland criteria, 3.1. Malagarriga Heras, R.R [IrmaoTeodoro 949. De y'Re-Botanica". Bol. Inform. Inst. Geobiol. La Salle 2:1 7. 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