Flora del Cono Sur · Ficha del taxón
Monoecious subshrubs up to 2 m tall; stems erect, unarmed, puberulous with pedicellate glandular tri chomes; internodes 1–5 cm. Leaves opposite decus sate, sometimes verticillate, 3 per node, patent, sub sessile, petioles 0.3–0.5 cm; blade broadly elliptic, 2–3(7) × 1.5–5 cm, apex acute, base rounded, margin entirely serrate, sometimes serrate only toward apex, plane, sparsely strigose adaxially and puberulous with sessile glandular trichomes abaxially, coriaceous, some times chartaceous, concolorous, venation pinnate. In florescences bracteose and/or frondose; flowers arranged in spikes developed from lateral brachyblasts, some times 2 per bract axil, cylindrical, 1–4.5 cm, pedun cles 1–1.3 cm, strigose; floral bracts opposite, narrowly elliptic, apex acute, sparsely strigose with pedicellate glandular trichomes, green, 0.5–1.4 cm, basal and api cal bracts free; calyx tubular, 2–3 mm, margin cleft, turning bifid at maturity, densely hirsute with sessile glandular trichomes, accrescent in fruit; corolla lilac, pink, rarely white, 8–15 mm, sparsely strigose. Fruit rounded, ca. 2 mm diam., splitting into 2 light brown cluses, enclosed by accrescent calyx.
Brazil. Minas Gerais: “E Brasil misit,” s.d., F. Sellow s.n. (lectotipo, designado por F. Mirra et al., Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 109: 456. 2024, K 470888!; isolectotipo, SI 3531!).
Lippia lasiocalycina is distributed in Bolivia (Santa Cruz), Brazil (Bahia, Dis trito Federal, Goiás, Maranhão, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Pernambuco, Piauí, São Paulo, Tocantins), and central Paraguay (Fig. 10B, white circles), where it grows in ruderal fields of the Cerrado ecoregion.
El nombre aceptado actualmente para la Flora del Cono Sur es Lippia lasiocalycina .
Referencia bibliográfica:
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| Briq. | 1904 | Bull. Herb. Boissier, sér. 2 4 · 1161 |
Descripción: A, A’, aspectos generales de ramas; B, hoja; C, detalle inserción hoja y pedúnculo; D, detalle inserción flores; E, bráctea; F, cáliz; G, pimpollo; H, flor; I,J, anteras; K, gineceo. A’, Hassler 10530.
Observaciones: A, B-K, Hassler 7896.
Lippia phryxocalyx
Sinónimo registrado de Lippia lasiocalycina .
Paraguay. Concepción: in regione cursus superior fluminis Apa, Nov. 1901–1902, É. Hassler 7896 (lectotype, designated by N. Troncoso, Darwiniana 12(2): 291. 1961, G!; second-step lectotype, designated by F. Mirra et al, Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 109: 456. 2024, G 307882!;isolectotypes, BM 98716!, F0BN 017531!, F 0074409!, K 000470851!, NY 00137799!, P 00713701!, P 00753845!, S 04-2499!, UC 944347!).
Mirra, F., Moroni, P. D., De Egea Elsam, J. & O'Leary, N. (2024). Taxonomic revision of Lippia in Paraguay. Annals of the Missouri botanical garden, 109, 428-489.
Múlgura, M. E. & Salimena, F. R. G. (1997). Nuevos sinónimos de Lippia lasiocalycina (Verbenaceae). Hickenia, 2, 249-250.
Brasil · Paraná · Rio Itararé
Paraguay · Completar datos
Registros de herbario determinados actualmente con este nombre.
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| 697 | Bolivia | Chiquitos | ||||
| 32304 | Bolivia | Santa Cruz | Velazco, 21 km S de San Ignacio, camino a San Miguel. Orillas del Arroyo Riñamena | 07/05/1977 | ||
| 5673 | Brasil | Bahia | 20 km E de Brumado, camino a Sucuarana | 22/11/1992 | ||
| 706 | Brasil | Minas Gerais | Uberlandia. Estaçao Ecológica do Panga | 07/09/1993 | ||
| 7850 | Brasil | Minas Gerais | Ramal de Montes Calros, Engenheiro Dolabella | 02/05/1963 | ||
| 9260 a | Brasil | Minas Gerais | De Tres Marias para Joáo Pinheiro | 14/10/1965 | ||
| 9526 | Brasil | Bahia | Bom Jesus da Sapa, BR 40 | 28/10/1965 | ||
| -1 1 | Brasil | |||||
| 22000 | Brasil | Mato Grosso | Aquidauana | 18/07/1969 | ||
| 25005 | Brasil | Mato Grosso | Nova Andradina, Rod BR 267 | 21/10/1970 | ||
| 27123 | Brasil | Paraná | Rio Itararé | |||
| -1 spf 12717 | Brasil | São Paulo | Municipio de Jales | 14/04/1950 | ||
| -1 spf 13899 | Brasil | São Paulo | Jales, Pastos de Retiro | 24/10/1951 | ||
| 972 | Brasil | São Paulo | Moji Guaçu, Martinho Prsdo, reserva Biologica da Fazenda Campininha | 15/09/1980 | ||
| 1086 | Brasil | São Paulo | Moji-Guaçu, Martinho Prado, Reserva Biologica da fazenda Campininha | 14/10/1980 | ||
| 2944 | Brasil | Minas Gerais | Municipio de Unaí. Fragmento do Cerrado no Km 11 da rodovia Unaí/Paracatu | 22/10/1995 | ||
| 874 | Brasil | São Paulo | Araré, Rodovia SP 255 km 284, Fazenda Caldoria | 03/09/1984 | ||
| -1 (si 66813) | Brasil | Minas Gerais | ||||
| 315 | Brasil | São Paulo | Itataré. Cerrado | 01/10/1993 | ||
| -1 cesj 28955 | Brasil | Minas Gerais | Joao Pinheiro. Santa Luzia da Serra | 16/11/1995 | ||
| -1 (si 66811) | Brasil | //1840 | ||||
| 4007 | Paraguay | Amambay | Nordl Paraguay, swischen rio Apa, und rio Aquidaban | |||
| 4956 | Paraguay | Septentrional | 1909 | |||
| 7896 | Paraguay | Concepción | In regione cursus superioris fluminis Apa | 11/1901 | ||
| 10630 | Paraguay | Completar datos |
Sin datos de conservación registrados en Flora Vascular Argentina.
Fuente: Flora Vascular Argentina.
Phenology. Lippia lasiocalycina flowers and fruits in September. Taxonomic notes. Lippia lasiocalycina is the only representative in Paraguay from the Pseudoaloysia clade (O’Leary et al., 2023b). This species has an in florescence similar to that of Aloysia species (O’Leary et al., 2016), thus “pseudo” Aloysia (O’Leary et al., 2023b), with developed brachyblasts that render the inflorescences “racemose”-like. This trait makes it easy to differentiate from the rest of the Lippia species from Paraguay. Briquet (1904c) differentiates Lippia lasiocalycina from L. phryxocalyx because the latter does not exhibit frondose inflorescences, and the leaves are rather cori aceous and entirely toothed, whereas the leaves of L. lasiocalycina are membranous or chartaceous with an entire margin, or if toothed, only at the apex. Múlgura and Salimena (1997) synonymized both taxa based on the presence of developed brachyblasts, and the co existence of aphyllous and frondose nodes on the same plant. During the present study, material with inter mediate leaf traits has been seen and no geographic pattern has been observed; consequently, both taxa are considered conspecific as already proposed by Múlgura and Salimena (1997).