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New bryophyte records from the Mediterranean region of Chile

Indexado

WoS	WOS:000558761600001
Scopus	SCOPUS_ID:85095116052

DOI

10.5252/CRYPTOGAMIE-BRYOLOGIE2020V41A11

Año

2020

Tipo

artículo de investigación

Citas Totales

Autores Afiliación Chile

Instituciones Chile

% Participación
Internacional

Autores
Afiliación Extranjera

Instituciones
Extranjeras

Abstract

Based on recent fieldwork and examination of herbarium collections from different parts of the Mediterranean climate areas of Chile, we report ten new bryophyte records for the country, induding three liverwort and seven moss taxa. Six of these records are also new to South America. In addition, Trichostomum bnftchydontiurn Bruch is newly reported for continental Chile. Most species reported here correspond to ephemeral taxa, mostly visible only during the wet winter months (June-September). These results stress the need for further basic exploration of Chile bryophyte flora, and the urgent need to improve the cryptogamic collections in national herbaria. Acaulon uleanum Mull.Hal. and Ephemerum argentinicum Schiavone & Sarmiento are excluded from the bryophyte flora of Chile.

Revista

Revista	ISSN
Cryptogamie Bryologie	1290-0796

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Disciplinas de Investigación

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Plant Sciences

Scopus
Plant Science
Ecology, Evolution, Behavior And Systematics

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Autores - Afiliación

Ord.	Autor	Género	Institución - País
1	PENAILILLO-LAZO, JOHANY FREDDY	Hombre	Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso - Chile
2	Omar, I.	Mujer	UNIV MURCIA - España Universidad de Murcia - España
3	Jimenez, Juan A.	Hombre	UNIV MURCIA - España Universidad de Murcia - España

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Financiamiento

Fuente
FONDECYT
Fondo Nacional de Desarrollo Científico y Tecnológico

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Agradecimientos

Agradecimiento
We thank curators and staff at CONC, DR, E, F, H, JE, MO, NY, PC, RO, S, and SGO for the loan of specimens and/or for providing working space for JL when visiting some of these herbaria. We thank CONAF for collecting permits within National Parks and Reserves mentioned in the text, and we greatly acknowledge Ximena and Fernanda Romero and the staff at Altos de Cantillana Natural Reserve for collecting permits and logistic support given to JL. Jorge Cuvertino and Pablo Sandoval are acknowledged for providing the specimen of Tortula acaulon mentioned in the text, and John Engel for the identification of Stephaniellidium sleumeri. Auna and Simon Larrain were critical field assistants and helped collecting some of the reported specimens. Thanks to Pedro Drapela for improving the French abstract. This study was funded by FONDECYT through postdoctoral grant no. 3160556 to JL. We thank Richard Zander and an anonymous reviewer for help improving the manuscript.
We thank curators and staff at CONC, DR, E, F, H, JE, MO, NY, PC, RO, S, and SGO for the loan of specimens and/or for providing working space for JL when visiting some of these herbaria. We thank CONAF for collecting permits within National Parks and Reserves mentioned in the text, and we greatly acknowledge Ximena and Fernanda Romero and the staff at Altos de Cantillana Natural Reserve for collecting permits and logistic support given to JL. Jorge Cuvertino and Pablo Sandoval are acknowledged for providing the specimen of Tortula acaulon mentioned in the text, and John Engel for the identification of Stephaniellidium sleumeri. Auna and Simón Larraín were critical field assistants and helped collecting some of the reported specimens. Thanks to Pedro Drapela for improving the French abstract. This study was funded by FONDECYT through postdoctoral grant no. 3160556 to JL. We thank Richard Zander and an anonymous reviewer for help improving the manuscript.

Agradecimiento

We thank curators and staff at CONC, DR, E, F, H, JE, MO, NY, PC, RO, S, and SGO for the loan of specimens and/or for providing working space for JL when visiting some of these herbaria. We thank CONAF for collecting permits within National Parks and Reserves mentioned in the text, and we greatly acknowledge Ximena and Fernanda Romero and the staff at Altos de Cantillana Natural Reserve for collecting permits and logistic support given to JL. Jorge Cuvertino and Pablo Sandoval are acknowledged for providing the specimen of Tortula acaulon mentioned in the text, and John Engel for the identification of Stephaniellidium sleumeri. Auna and Simon Larrain were critical field assistants and helped collecting some of the reported specimens. Thanks to Pedro Drapela for improving the French abstract. This study was funded by FONDECYT through postdoctoral grant no. 3160556 to JL. We thank Richard Zander and an anonymous reviewer for help improving the manuscript.

We thank curators and staff at CONC, DR, E, F, H, JE, MO, NY, PC, RO, S, and SGO for the loan of specimens and/or for providing working space for JL when visiting some of these herbaria. We thank CONAF for collecting permits within National Parks and Reserves mentioned in the text, and we greatly acknowledge Ximena and Fernanda Romero and the staff at Altos de Cantillana Natural Reserve for collecting permits and logistic support given to JL. Jorge Cuvertino and Pablo Sandoval are acknowledged for providing the specimen of Tortula acaulon mentioned in the text, and John Engel for the identification of Stephaniellidium sleumeri. Auna and Simón Larraín were critical field assistants and helped collecting some of the reported specimens. Thanks to Pedro Drapela for improving the French abstract. This study was funded by FONDECYT through postdoctoral grant no. 3160556 to JL. We thank Richard Zander and an anonymous reviewer for help improving the manuscript.