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1 March 2006 Forestiera ecuadorensis: Una nueva especie endémica de Oleaceae y un nuevo registro genérico para Ecuador
Xavier Cornejo, Carmen Bonifaz
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Forestiera ecuadorensis, a new tree species endemic to tropical dry forests of the province of Guayas, western Ecuador, is described; it is a new generic record for that country. It is closely related to the Mesoamerican-Caribbean Forestiera rhamnifolia and Forestiera eggersiana from the Virgin Islands, Haiti and Puerto Rico, but it differs from both of these by having longer leaf blades, with distinctive long-acuminate apices, more lateral secondary veins per side and stamens with shorter filaments. A key to all species presently known from Ecuador is also included.

Xavier Cornejo and Carmen Bonifaz "Forestiera ecuadorensis: Una nueva especie endémica de Oleaceae y un nuevo registro genérico para Ecuador," Brittonia 58(1), 78-82, (1 March 2006). https://doi.org/10.1663/0007-196X(2006)58[78:FEUNEE]2.0.CO;2
Published: 1 March 2006
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KEYWORDS
bosque seco tropical
Ecuador
endemic
endémica
Forestiera
tropical dry forest
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