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NEW TAXA OF AMAZONIAN

CHRYSOBALANACEAE

Ghillean T. Prance (*)

SUMMARY

t o m e n t o s o ; s t i p u l i s 2-2.5 c m Ion-

Five new taxa of Amazonian Chrysobalanaceae are described based on recently collected material: Couepia cidiana Pran­ ce, Hirtella radamii Prance, Licania heteromorpha Benth. var. revoluta Prance, Licania miltonii Prance, and Licania tocantina Prance. The continued collection of many undescribed taxa indicates that there is still much to be done in the basic botanical inventory of Amazonia.

gis, persistentibus;

folio-

r u m n e r v i s s e c u n d a r i i s 26-35 j u g i s d i f f e r t , a C.

martinii, C.

nervis secundariis

bondarii

anastamosanti-

b u s , base s u b c o r d a t o d i f f e r t . Treelet

8-10 m

tall,

the

young

b r a n c h e s f o m e n t ó s e . Leaf laminas coriaceous, oblong c e o l a t e , 15-26 c m

INTRODUCTION

laminis

to

oblong-lan­

l o n g , 7-9.5 c m

b r o a d , a c u m i n a t e at apex, t h e acu­

Recent c o l l e c t i o n s s e n t for iden­

m e n 7-10 m m l o n g , s u b c o r d a t e at

t i f i c a t i o n by t h e h e r b a r i u m of INPA

b a s e , g l a b r o u s a b o v e , d e n s e l y gray

and

MG

s h o r t - l a n a t e b e n e a t h w i t h contras­

taxa

of

contained

several

Chrysobalanaceae

new from

ting

brown

fomentóse

venation;

Brazilian A m a z o n i a . These are n o w

midrib prominulous above, tomen-

described

tellous

present my

and an

additional

monograph

ceae

d i s c u s s e d and re­

(Prance,

of

update

to

Chrysobalana­

1972).

Amazonia

and

tóse mm

species

in

the

fomentóse

beneath, from

prominent

beneath;

primary

lightly

sed a b o v e , p r o m i n e n t

sources

new

young;

v e i n s 26-35 p a i r s ,

c o n t i n u e s t o be one of t h e l a r g e s t of

when

impres­

and

fomen­

a n a s t o m o s i n g ca 3

margin

t o f o r m a cons­

family indicating that the botanical

picuous

i n v e n t o r y of t h e r e g i o n is s t i l l far

ry

f r o m c o m p l e t e . The f i v e taxa des­

l o u s ; p e t i o l e s 5-7 m m l o n g , t e r e t e ,

c r i b e d here c o m e f r o m f i v e w i d e l y

eglandular,

separated

l o c a l i t i e s in four

diffe­

marginal

veins

±

vein;

seconda­

parallel,

prominu­

densely

Stipules

linear,

rent states, Amazonas, Mato Gros­

2-2.5

long,

s o , Rondônia and Pará.

rescences

1. Couepia cidiana Prance, s p . nov. (Fig. 1) S p e c i e s C. insignis, C. martinii, C.

bondarii

affinis,

receptáculo

l o n g i o r e , 30-40 m m longo ad b a s i m

cm

tomentose. membraneous,

persistent.

few-flowered

racemes,

t h e r a c h i s t o m e n t o s e . Bracts bracteoles

persistent,

long, tomentose brous

within,

Receptacle

on

ovate,

Inflo­

2-3.5

and cm

e x t e r i o r , gla­ acuminate.

cylindrical,

3-4

cm

(*) The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, EE.UU. ACTA AMAZÓNICA 13 ( 1 ) : 21-30. 1983.

— 21

long, d e n s e l y v e l u t i n o u s t o m e n t e l -

f r o m i t s t h r e e c l o s e s t r e l a t i v e s in

lous on e x t e r i o r , t o m e n t o s e w i t h i n

t h e m u c h l o n g e r f l o w e r s , t h e per­

to base, s e s s i l e . C a l y x lobes t r i a n ­

sistent

stipules

and

gular, a c u t e , t o m e n t o s e

t h e large n u m b e r of p r i m a r y

leaf

rior, t o m e n t o s e

within

on

exte­

e x c e p t for

and

longer

veins.

glabrous l o w e r p o r t i o n , 10-13 m m

It is w i t h p l e a s u r e t h a t I d e d i c a ­

long. Petals 5, w h i t e , g l a b r o u s on

te

exterior, t h e m a r g i n s c i l i a t e .

INPA, M a n a u s w h o has done m u c h

mens

inserted

around

Sta­

complete

this

species

to

C. A . C i d

u s e f u l c o l l e c t i o n o n Projeto

of

Flora

c i r c l e , n u m e r o u s (ca 165), f u s e d at

Amazônica expeditions.

base t o f o r m a t a l l r i n g ±

2. Hirtella radamii Prance, s p . n o v .

5 mm

t a l l , t h e s t a m e n s i n s e r t e d in seve­ ral

rows

on

e x t e r i o r of r i n g , t h e

(Fig. 2)

Species

H.

tenuifoliae

affinis

interior of r i n g d e n s e l y t o m e n t o s e .

foliis minoribus,

Ovary i n s e r t e d near m o u t h of t u b e ,

bus h i s p i d i s ,

densely

l o n g i s d i f f e r t ; H. racemosae a f f i n i s

villous.

Style

sparsely

ramulis

pedicellis

juvenili12-16 m m

hirsute p u b e s c e n t o n l o w e r t h i r d .

foliis

Fruit not s e e n .

j u v e n i l i b u s h i s p i d i s ; p e d i c e l l i s lon-

TYPE. B R A Z I L .

Para:

Municipio

oblongo-lanceolatis,

gioribus

ramulis

differt.

Oeste,

S h r u b 3 m t a l l , t h e y o u n g bran­

left m a r g i n of C a c h o e i r a C h u v i s c o ,

c h e s h i s p i d . Leaf l â m i n a s o b l o n g -

7 S e p t . 1980, f l C . A . C i d , Ramos,

lanceolate,

Mota

l o n g , 1.5-2.3 c m b r o a d , a c u m i n a t e

de O r i x i m i n á , Rio Paru

&

Rosas

do

2261

(holotype,

INPA 96602; i s o t y p e s FHO, N Y ) . ADDITIONAL

MATERIAL.

BRA­

ZIL. Para: Rio C a c h o r r o , S e r r a do Cachorro, 16 k m N W of C a c h o e i r a Porteira, 22 June

1980. f l , M a r t i -

HABITAT. F o r e s t on t e r r a f i r m e . but is c l o s e s t

is

quite

to

C.

distinct,

insignis,

C.

subcordate

at

base,

g l a b r o u s on

both s u r f a c e s ; m i d r i b

prominulous

above, prominent beneath; secon­ dary v e i n s

10-12

pairs,

pules lanceolate,

to

5 mm

uncommon

the

receptacle,

feature

which occurs

in

in

only

an

long s t i p i t a t e

glands.

In­

racemes

t o 12 c m l o n g , t h e r a c h i s g l a b r o u s .

the

genus

Bracts

one

other

oblong,

species w i t h a r a c e m o s e

long,

m e m b r a n e o u s , c a d u c o u s , w i t h nu­ f l o r e s c e n c e s of t e r m i n a l

of

tomentose

surfa­

t e , s p a r s e l y h i s p i d , eglandular. S t i ­

merous

interior

prominu

c e s ; p e t i o l e s 1-1.5 m m long, t e r e ­

f r o m all t h r e e

the

cm

at apex, t h e a c u m e n 3-5 m m l o n g ,

martinii and C. bondarii. It d i f f e r s in

5-8

lous and g l a b r o u s on both

nelli 7052 (INPA, N Y ) .

This species

chartaceous,

and

bracteoles

with

2

1.5-3

sessile

mm

glands

inflores­

t o w a r d s apex, a f e w of t h e y o u n ­

cence, the A n d e a n C. recurva t h a t

g e s t b r a c t e o l e s w i t h 1 or 2 s t i p i t a ­

Is very d i f f e r e n t i n o t h e r

te g l a n d s in a d d i t i o n t o t h e s e s s i l e

ters.

Couepia

charac­

cidiana also d i f f e r s

paired glands. Flowers

ca 5

mm

Fig. 1 . Couepia cidiana Prance tCid et al 2261): A, habit, X 0.5; B, flower and bract, X 2 . 5 ; C, flower section X 2.5; D, gynoecium and stamen base, X 5; E, leaf under surface, X 5.

long. R e c e p t a c l e c a m p a n u l a t e , gla­

1.1-2.3 c m latis, marginibus revo­

brous on e x t e r i o r , g l a b r o u s w i t h i n

lutis; antheris deltoideis

except for d e f l e x e d h a i r s at t h r o a t ;

differt.

TYPE. BRAZIL. A m a z o n a s : 20 km

pedicels 12-16 m m l o n g , e x t r e m e l y

NW

slender,

lobes

m e n t area, 21 M a r 1981 ( f l ) , B. W .

acute, g l a b r o u s on e x t e r i o r , pube-

& S. P. Nelson 1058 (INPA, h o l o t y -

rulous

pe; NY, i s o t y p e ) .

eglandular. within,

Calyx

eglandular.

Petals

5, g l a b r o u s . S t a m e n s 6, u n i l a t e r a l , the

filaments

calyx

lobes,

far

exceeding

the

glabrous. Style

hir­

sute for half of l e n g t h . O v a r y i n ­

of

M a n a u s , T a r u m á develop­

H A B I T A T . F o r e s t on t e r r a f i r m e , clay s o i l . This

new

variety

is

q u i t e dis­

serted at m o u t h of r e c e p t a c l e , p i ­

t i n c t f r o m L. heteromorpha var. he­

l o s e . Fruit not s e e n .

teromorpha

and

t i e s of

species

TYPE. BRAZIL. T e r r i t ó r i o de Ron­

the

the

other by

varie­

its much

dônia, Igarapé Preto, R A D A M SC-

smaller, thickly coriaceous

20-XA Ponto 27, f I . , 30 June 1975,

w i t h r e v o l u t e m a r g i n s and a roun­

J. C. da

ded t o r e t u s e a p e x . It is p o s s i b l y

Silva

100

(HOLOTYPE,

a distinct

MG). This s p e c i e s is c l o s e s t t o H. tefrom

w h i c h it d i f f e r s

in

the s m a l l e r l e a v e s , t h e h i s p i d pu­ bescence of t h e y o u n g s t e m , and the m u c h fers

from

narrow

longer H.

pedicels.

racemosa

It dif­ in

oblong-lanceolate

the

leaves,

the longer p e d i c e l s and t h e h i s p i d young s t e m s and f r o m H. sprucei in the s m a l l e r l e a v e s , t h e long pe­ dicels, the bracteolar

glands

and

absence of p e d i c e l g l a n d s . This s p e c i e s Brazilian has

collected

RADAM

many

most

vegetation

the

maps

of

the

which

interesting

plants and p r o d u c e d

useful Amazon

region.

foliis

parvioribus

there

is

a

great

deal of m o r p h o l o g i c a l v a r i a t i o n in variety

heteromorpha. It also

fers from morpha which

varieties in

the

also

related

L.

of

L.

hetero­

deltoid

occur

anthers

in t h e

closely

intrapetiolaris

ex H o o k . f .

dif

The a n t h e r s

Spruce are

dis­

t i n c t b e c a u s e t h e p o i n t e d apex is much

darker

in

color

broad basal p o r t i o n

in

than the

the dried

longis

4 . Licania miltonii Prance, s p . nov. (Fig. 4)

S p e c i e s L. caudata a f f i n i s chartaceis,

parvioribus

foliis

anguste

oblongis apice cuspidato,

petiolis

nibus 5 d i f f e r t .

varietatibus

2-4.5

complex where

b r e v i o r i b u s , 1-3 m m l o n g i s ; s t a m i -

3. Licania heteromorpha B e n t h . var. revoiuta Prance ( F i g . 3) Varietas ab c e t e r i s

of a s i n g l e c o l l e c t i o n and i n t h i s

material.

Is n a m e d for

Projeto

but I hesitate

t o d e s c r i b e it as such on t h e basis

LOCAL N A M E : Caripé torrado. nuifolia

species,

leaves

X

Tree 5 m t a l l , ches

sparsely

the

young

bran­

puberulous

soon

Fig. 2. Hirtella radamii (Sllva 100): A, habit. X 0.5; B, flower X 9; C, stipule, X 9; D, bracteole, X 9; E. petal, X 9; F, flower section, X 9.

b e c o m i n g g l a b r o u s . Leaves w i l h laminas n a r r o w l y o b l o n g , chartaceous, 4-10.2 c m l o n g , 1 . 3 - 3 . 8 cm broad, cuspidate-acuminate at apex, t h e a c u m e n 6-12 m m l o n g , cuneate at b a s e , g l a b r o u s on b o t h surfaces; midrib slightly prominu-

lous

above,

with a few on

both

prominent stiff

beneath,

appressed

surfaces;

primary

hairs veins

6-8 p a i r s , p l a n e a b o v e , s l i g h t l y prom i n u l o u s b e n e a t h ; p e t i o l e s 1-3 m m long, terete, eglandular sparse

appressed

hairs.

with

few

Stipules

£re,b&romorpfi3' var.

revoUx-i^-

Fig. 3. Licania heteromorpha Benth. var. revoluta Prance: A, habit, B, flower; C, flower section; D. petal; E, leaf undersurface showing revolute margin.

i n t r a p e t i o l a r linear, p e r s i s t e n t , c a 2 m m long. Inflorescences termi­ nal and a x i l l a r y l i t t l e - b r a n c h e d pa­ n i c l e s 1-3 c m l o n g , t h e rachis and branches very sparsely hirsutul o u s . F l o w e r s m i n u t e , 1-1.5 m m

l o n g , borne s o l i t a r y on s h o r t p r i ­ m a r y b r a n c h e s of i n f l o r e s c e n c e . Bracts and bracteoles minute, membraneous, sparsely hlrsutulous on e x t e r i o r , p e r s i s t e n t , e n t i r e . R e c e p t a c l e c a m p a n u l a t e , glabrous

Xmm

1 B

l mm.'

Licania-

Fig. 4. Licania miitonii (Silva & Pinheiro 4296): A, habit, X 0.5; B, inflorescence, X 5; C flower, X 25; D, flower section, X 25; E, petal, X 25.

on

exte-

w h o has done

rior, t o m e n t o s e on e x t e r i o r ;

pedi-

i n t e r e s t i n g p a r t s of A m a z o n i a and

cels

lobes

has been of great h e l p t o m a n y of

or s p a r s e l y 0.2

acute,

hirsutulous

mm

long.

glabrous

appressed

Calyx

with

hairs

on

few

stiff

exterior, the

m a r g i n s c i l i a t e . Petals

5,

tellous within

a p e x , gla-

brous

towards

beneath,

on

c o l l e c t i n g in

my field trips. 5. Licania tocantina Prance,

tomen-

puberulous

much

sp.

n o v . ( F i g . 5) S p e c i e s L. triandrae

affinis,

fo-

l i i s c h a r t a c e i s s u b t u s v e n i s lanato-

outer s u r f a c e . S t a m e n s 5, f e r t i l e ,

tomentosis; stipulis 5 X 2

i n s e r t e d on s h o r t t h i c k

petiolam adnatis; floribus parviori-

filaments

c o n n a t e at base, o v a r y i n s e r t e d at base of

receptacle, sparsely

X

1 cm

broad;

epicarp

smooth,

glabrous; mesocarp thin; endocarp 0.5 mm thick, glabrous w i t h i n . TYPE.

BRAZIL.

Tree 20 m t a l l , t h e y o u n g branches

sparsely

becoming

puberulous

glabrous.

soon

Leaves

with

l a m i n a s e l l i p t i c , c h a r t a c e o u s , 8-15 c m long, 3.5-7.2 c m broad, acumi-

Grosso:

nate at apex, t h e a c u m e n 7-12 m m

A r i p u a n ã , k m 238 of road BR 174,

l o n g , s u b c u n e a t e at b a s e , g l a b r o u s

Núcleo Juina, área U r b a n a , f I . , 17

above, w i t h stomatal cavities filled

Jan 1979, M . G. Silva & A. Pinhei-

by

ro 4296 (HOLOTYPE, M G ) .

neath;

ADDITIONAL ZIL. Mato

Mato

bus, p e t i o l i s g l a n d u l o s i s d i f f e r t .

hir-

s u t e . F r u i t e l l i p s o i d , ca 2 c m long

m m , ad

MATERIAL.

Grosso:

BRA-

Aripuanã,

Nú-

dense

midrib

impressed neath;

prominent

Silva & C . Rosário 4684 ( M G ) .

petioles

This s p e c i e s b e l o n g s

to subge-

nus Licania s e c t i o n Hymenopus. It is m o s t c l o s e l y r e l a t e d t o Licania caudata Prance b u t d i f f e r s in t h e much

smaller,

ceous leaves

narrower, with

cuspidate

caudate apices and s h o r t e r les,

the

smaller

charta-

flowers

not

petiowith

•fewer s t a m e n s w i t h f r e e f i l a m e n t s , and t h e s m a l l e r

inflorescences.

It is w i t h p l e a s u r e t h a t I n a m e

large

above,

when

or

slightly

prominent

veins

8-13

b e n e a t h , plane

4-6

mm

above; two when

tomentellous

becoming

glabrous

with

Stipules

rugulose

t r i a n g u l a r , ca

pairs,

glands

canaliculate, young

be-

long, w i t h

conspicuous

young, and

p u b e s c e n c e be-

plane

primary

cleo Juina, f r . , 28 M a y 1978, M . G .

HABITAT. Forest on t e r r a f i r m e on clay s o i l .

lanate

age.

5 mm

long, ±

2.5

m m broad at base, i n s e r t e d o n base

of

petioles,

persistent.

Inflo-

r e s c e n c e s of t e r m i n a l and subterminal chis

racemose and

branches

F l o w e r s ca 1.5 on p r i m a r y cence. mm

panicles, the mm

branches

puberulous. long, sessile of

inflores-

B r a c t s and b r a c t e o l e s

long,

triangular,

ra-

1-2

persistent,

this s p e c i e s for M i l t o n G. Silva of

p u b e r u l o u s on b o t h s u r f a c e s .

Re-

the M u s e u Goeldi in B e l é m , Brazil

ceptacle campanulate, sessile, to-

Fig. 5. Licania tocanf.na (Silva & Bahia 3508): A. habit. X 0.5; B. leaf base, showing petiolar glands, 5; C, leaf lower surface, X 5; D, flower, X 12; E, flower sect.on. X 12; F, young fruit, X 6.

mentose

on

exterior;

tomentose

w h i c h are a d n a t e

to

w i t h i n . Calyx lobes acute, puberu-

and in t h e g l a n d u l a r

lous

t h e r t h e n leaf b a s e s .

on

absent.

both

surfaces.

Petals

S t a m e n s 3, u n i l a t e r a l ; f i -

laments shorter than

calyx

the

petioles

petioles

ra-

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

lobes, base

I thank Bobbi

of r e c e p t a c l e , p i l o s e . S t y l e e q u a l -

ring the figures

ling f i l a m e n t s ,

Science Foundation for Support of

glabrous. Ovary inserted hirsute

at

for

three-

f o u r t h s of l e n g t h . F r u i t n o t s e e n .

May 1978, M . G . Silva & R. Bahia 3508

(HOLOTYPE,

MG;

ISOTYPE,

INPA, N Y ) . H A B I T A T . F o r e s t on t e r r a f i r m e , clay s o i l . This s p e c i e s b e l o n g s nus

Licania s e c t i o n

to subge-

Licania. It is

m o s t c l o s e l y r e l a t e d t o L. triandra f r o m w h i c h it d i f f e r s in the thinner c h a r t a c e o u s l e a v e s w i t h d e e p stom a t a l c a v i t i e s w h i c h are

extends over the venation, making the

cavities

much

less

conspi-

c u o u s t h a n in L triandra. It is a l s o differs

in

the

broader

stipules

and t h e

prepa-

National

Resumo Cinco taxa de Chrysobalanaceae da Amazônia são descritos como novos: Couepia cidiana Prance, Hirtella radamü Prance, Licania heteromorpha Benth. var. revoluta Prance, Licania miitonii Prance e Licania tocantina Prance. São baseados em material recentemente coletado na terra firme da Amazônia Brasileira. A continuação da coleção de tantas espé cies novas mostra que ainda falta muito para se completar o inventário básico da flora amazônica. Este trabalho é uma continuação da atualização da monografia de Chrysobalanaceae publicado em Flora Neotrópica em 1972.

covered

by a lanate p u b e s c e n c e w h i c h a l s o

for

my w o r k on Chrysobalanaceae.

TYPE. B R A Z I L . Para: Rio Tocant i n s , T u c u r u i , Breu B r a n c o , f I . , 11

Angel

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