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Magnolia buenaventurensis is described from the upper Buenaventura Reserve in El Oro Province, south-west Ecuador. This species is characterised by its glabrous features, long stipular scars, obovate-elliptic leaves, 8–10 cm… Click to show full abstract
Magnolia buenaventurensis is described from the upper Buenaventura Reserve in El Oro Province, south-west Ecuador. This species is characterised by its glabrous features, long stipular scars, obovate-elliptic leaves, 8–10 cm in diameter flowers with 8 petals, 50–53 stamens, 12–15 carpels and ellipsoid fruits. Photographs of the new species and a distribution map are provided. Relationships with other species are discussed.
Keywords:
species sect;
endemic magnolia;
talauma magnoliaceae;
new endemic;
sect talauma;
magnolia species
Journal Title: Phytotaxa
Year Published: 2023
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Journal Title: Phytotaxa
Year Published: 2023
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