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Aristolochia longissima and Aristolochia ornithorhyncha, two new species from the lowland moist forest from the Pacific watershed of southern Costa Rica and western Panama, are described and illustrated. Both species can be distinguished from most other species of Aristolochia series Thyrsicae, because of their leaves with pellucid gland dots, which are here documented in Aristolochiaceae for the first time. Comments about their distribution, habitat, phenology, conservation status and distinction from related species are provided. The circumscription of Aristolochia belizensis, A. chapmaniana, A. fragrantissima, A. ovalifolia, A. schmidtiana and A. tonduzii is discussed.
Costa Rica, Aristolochia ovalifolia, Aristolochia schmidtiana, Taxonomía, Aristolochiaceae, Panamá, Aristolochia chapmaniana, Biodiversity, Aristolochia tonduzii, Piperales, Puntos glandulares pelúcidos, Tracheophyta, Magnoliopsida, Pellucid gland dots, Aristolochia fragrantissima, Plantae, Taxonomy
Costa Rica, Aristolochia ovalifolia, Aristolochia schmidtiana, Taxonomía, Aristolochiaceae, Panamá, Aristolochia chapmaniana, Biodiversity, Aristolochia tonduzii, Piperales, Puntos glandulares pelúcidos, Tracheophyta, Magnoliopsida, Pellucid gland dots, Aristolochia fragrantissima, Plantae, Taxonomy
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