Ficus sect. Americanae ser. Kinuppii: a ramiflorous group of Neotropical fig trees
This study reviews the Ficus americana species complex, a group mostly distributed throughout South America. Following the taxonomic analysis of approximately 60 names related to the group, we specify the new Kinuppii series of 9 species, a ramiflorous group which is delimited by the presence of spu...
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| description | This study reviews the
Ficus americana
species complex, a group mostly distributed throughout South America. Following the taxonomic analysis of approximately 60 names related to the group, we specify the new
Kinuppii
series of 9 species, a ramiflorous group which is delimited by the presence of spurs in the branches, a unique characteristic of the new taxon of Neotropical
Ficus
.
Ficus longifolia
and
F. schippii
are included in the new series, but have not previously been cited as part of the
F. americana
species complex.
Ficus clusiifolia
,
F. fresnoensis
,
F. guianensis
,
F. mathewsii
, and
F. subapiculata
are treated as accepted species names and no longer considered varieties of
F. americana
. Completing the new series are
F. albert-smithii
and
F. sphenophylla
. Epitypes were designated for
F. clusiifolia
and
F. longifolia
and a neotype for
F. herthae
. In this study,
F. leiophylla
is considered a synonym of
F. mathewsii
as the leaf shape varies considerably within the taxon. Synonyms, analysis of protologues, types, descriptions, taxonomic key, examined materials, and maps complete the analysis. |
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Ficus
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Ficus longifolia
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F. schippii
are included in the new series, but have not previously been cited as part of the
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Ficus clusiifolia
,
F. fresnoensis
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F. guianensis
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F. mathewsii
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F. subapiculata
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F. albert-smithii
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F. sphenophylla
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F. clusiifolia
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F. herthae
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Ficus longifolia
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F. schippii
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Ficus clusiifolia
,
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F. guianensis
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F. mathewsii
, and
F. subapiculata
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F. clusiifolia
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F. herthae
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series of 9 species, a ramiflorous group which is delimited by the presence of spurs in the branches, a unique characteristic of the new taxon of Neotropical
Ficus
.
Ficus longifolia
and
F. schippii
are included in the new series, but have not previously been cited as part of the
F. americana
species complex.
Ficus clusiifolia
,
F. fresnoensis
,
F. guianensis
,
F. mathewsii
, and
F. subapiculata
are treated as accepted species names and no longer considered varieties of
F. americana
. Completing the new series are
F. albert-smithii
and
F. sphenophylla
. Epitypes were designated for
F. clusiifolia
and
F. longifolia
and a neotype for
F. herthae
. In this study,
F. leiophylla
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F. mathewsii
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