A new unusual Bomarea species in northern Peru (Alstroemeriaceae)
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Hofreiter, A +1 more
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Notas sobre Bomarea bracteata (Alstroemeriaceae), una especie endémica de Perú
Resumen El genero Bomarea propuesto por Mirbel (1804) se encuentra bien representado en Peru con 71 especies que incluyen 22 endemismos. Asimismo, 46 especies pertenecen al subgenero Bomarea , 9 especies al subgenero Sphaerine y 16 especies al subgenero Wichuraea . Bomarea bracteata (Ruiz & Pav.) Herb.
Rodríguez Rodríguez, Eric F +6 more
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Three New Species of Bomarea (Alstroemeriaceae) from Mesoamerica
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Influencia de algunos factores en la germinación e inducción floral de
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Acosta B. Mayumi +3 more
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El mayor nivel de coadaptación ave nectarívora-flor conocido hasta el momento, se ha logrado en los Trochilidae (VAN DER PIJL & DODSON,1969; FEINSINGER et al., 1979) ; tanto, que se ha hablado de flores adaptadas a la polinización por una especie ...
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Background – Habitat fragmentation may have detrimental effects on both plant-mutualistic (i.e.pollination) and plant-antagonistic interactions (i.e.foliar herbivory). Such double negative effects may lead to a change in fitness, because the negative effects of a loss of a mutualism may be counterbalanced by the positive effects of a loss of an ...
Valdivia, Carlos E. +2 more
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A new species of Bomarea (Alstroemeriaceae) from the northwestern slopes of the Ecuadorian Andes
Bomarea quitensis, a new endemic species from Pichincha Province, is described. Due to its long pedicels (11.0–12.5 cm), this new species belongs to B. subgenus Bomarea. Bomarea quitensis is related to B. longipes and B. crinita but differs from these species in leaf shape and size, number of flowers and colour of the sepals.
Fierro-Minda, Alisson +4 more
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Rational repurposing, synthesis, in vitro and in silico studies of chromone-peptidyl hybrids as potential agents against Leishmania donovani. [PDF]
Hassan AHE +11 more
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When the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence: Nasa (Loasaceae) rediscoveries from Peru and Ecuador, and the contribution of community science networks. [PDF]
Henning T +6 more
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The karyotype of bomarea patinii baker subsp patinii (alstroemeriaceae)
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Bacza, Clarlos M. +3 more
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