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Flora of Ecuador, Volume 64, Part 132: Loasaceae

Flora / Fauna Identification Key
Series: Flora of Ecuador Volume: 64
By: Maximilian Weigend(Author), Gunnar Harling(Editor), Lennart Andersson(Editor)
92 pages, 27 b/w line drawings
Flora of Ecuador, Volume 64, Part 132: Loasaceae
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Language: English with bilingual summary in English and Spanish

The family Loasaceae is revised for Ecuador. The family is represented in this country by one species of Gronovia, two species of Mentzelia, two species of Klaprothia, one species of Caiophora and 26 species of Nasa. Nasa ferox, Nasa Asplundii, Nasa connectans, Nasa modesta, and Nasa tabularis are described as new taxa. Descriptions and keys are provided. Thirty species are illustrated.

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Flora / Fauna Identification Key
Series: Flora of Ecuador Volume: 64
By: Maximilian Weigend(Author), Gunnar Harling(Editor), Lennart Andersson(Editor)
92 pages, 27 b/w line drawings
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