Aristolochia Rzedowskiana (aristolochiaceae), una especie nueva para la subsección Pentandrae del estado de jalisco, México

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Aristolochia rzedowskiana Santana-Michel & Guzmán-Hernández is described as a new species from a locality near San Sebastián del Oeste and Puerto Vallarta in the State of Jalisco, Mexico; it belongs to Aristolochia sect. Gymnolobus subsect. Pentandrae. This species inhabits tropical subdeciduous forests and oak woods and can be identified by its perianth limb which is reddish, cordate-lanceolate, reflexed or straight, obtuse or attenuate towards the apex, with a papillose-reticulate surface and pale yellowish throat with dark spots. Its morphological characters relate it to Aristolochia variifolia, A. karwinskii and A. manantlanensis.

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Santana-Michel, F. J., & Guzmán-Hernández, L. (2014). Aristolochia Rzedowskiana (aristolochiaceae), una especie nueva para la subsección Pentandrae del estado de jalisco, México. Acta Botanica Mexicana, 106(1), 1–7. https://doi.org/10.21829/abm106.2014.215

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