ID публикации : Amer. Fern J.

Тип цитирования : tax. nov.

Сравнение ссылок : 98(4): 235 (-236; f.8,12A)

Номер коллекции : 11717

Коллекторы : M. Kessler et al.

Распространение : 9

Конечная страница : 9

Географическая единица : 1997

Широта, секунды : Nor Yungas (La Paz, Bolivia, Western South America, Southern America)

Долгота, минуты : да

Долгота, секунды : 16

Восточная или западная : 12

Статус : trocha al Valle Coscapa, Parque Nacional Cotapata, alt. 3450 m

Статус bot-кода : 67

Статус комментария : 53

Статус квалификатора : W

Базионим : S

Автор вида : 2009 [dt. 2008; issued 27 Mar 2009]

Автор стандартизованного базионима : [dt. 2008; issued 27 Mar 2009]

Начальная страница : Protologue: The species is named for its puzzling morphology, which is intermediate between Melpomene flabelliformis and M. moniliformis. Melpomene paradoxa is known from elfin forests and wet montane forests at 2800–3700 m in Peru and Bolivia (Fig. 12A). This species matches M. flabelliformis in the rhizome and scale size, but is closer to M. moniliformis regarding the scale color, laminar shape, and hair distribution. The scales of M. paradoxa are not as strongly iridescent as in M. flabelliformis, and despite having often the same amount of hairs in the sori as that species, M. paradoxa lacks the hairs between the sori that are typical of M. flabelliformis. Melpomene flagellata differs from M. paradoxa in having longer setiform/ciliform hairs (1.2–1.8 mm) in a denser pubescence on the petioles; it also has most of the segment tips truncate (vs. always obtuse or rounded in M. paradoxa). Melpomene caput-gorgonis has shorter petioles than M. paradoxa, often relatively wider, elliptic laminae (vs. laminae linear in M. paradoxa), and conspicuously multiple capitate hairs at the scale tips (vs. cells as a single branched clavate hair).

: да

: holotype LPB;isotype GOET;isotype UC

: wfo-0001033228