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Aim Peperomia subgenus Tildenia consists of c. 60 species growing in seasonal habitats of Neotropical mountain areas from Mexico to Argentina. The subgenus can be split geographically, with almost equal diversity in the Northern Hemisphere (centred in ...
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A new species of Peperomia subg. Tildenia (Piperaceae) from the Atacama Desert, Chile
PhytotaxaPeperomia mucronulata is described as a new Chilean species, extending southwards the distribution of Peperomia subg. Tildenia along the Pacific coast. Morphological, geographical, and ecological data support its classification as a clearly different taxon from the species belonging to clade D or III (which includes morphologically similar species) and
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Annals of the Entomological Society of America, 1986
Life histories and geographic ranges of two host-specific leafminers are compared. The irregularly shaped blotch mines of Tildenia georgei Hodges on Physalis heterophylla Nees were found on all parts of the leaf, in buds, and in tied leaves. Silk and frass were deposited externally and larvae moved freely to new mines and leaves. T.
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Life histories and geographic ranges of two host-specific leafminers are compared. The irregularly shaped blotch mines of Tildenia georgei Hodges on Physalis heterophylla Nees were found on all parts of the leaf, in buds, and in tied leaves. Silk and frass were deposited externally and larvae moved freely to new mines and leaves. T.
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Two New Geophytic Species of Peperomia Subgenus Tildenia (Piperaceae) from Central Peru
Haseltonia, 2023Guillermo Pino +4 more
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