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| DOI | 10.11646/PHYTOTAXA.382.1.6 | ||||
| Año | 2018 | ||||
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The species herein, Viola pachysoma, has a long history of confused identity. When recognised as a distinct taxonomic entity it was published as Viola copahuensis. It also acquired a later replacement name, Viola caviahuensis. Each of these in turn has been formally declared nom. illeg. et nom superfI. Consequently, a third epithet for the taxon, V. pachysoma, is coined and presented here. The original protologue lacked a formal diagnosis, so we have added a supplementary version. We also chronicle the species since known to science, including its status as one of the parents of the first recorded hybrid in its section. A discussion and two multi-character tables serve to compare and separate species comprising the poorly understood geographical alliance which incorporates V. pachysoma.
| Ord. | Autor | Género | Institución - País |
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| 1 | Watson, John M. | Hombre | |
| 2 | Flores, Ana R. | Mujer | |
| 3 | Sheader, Martin | Hombre |
Cliftonville - Reino Unido
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| 4 | Sheader, Anna-Liisa | Mujer |
Cliftonville - Reino Unido
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| We wish to express our gratitude to the Alpine Garden Society for providing funds and otherwise facilitating several of our field explorations in Patagonia. Marcela Ferreyra has kindly taken us to important locations in the Nahuel Huapi sector. The photography and comments of Kees van Zwienen and others have proved particularly invaluable for our wider understanding of this complex. |