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Minas Gerais (MG), BRASIL Conspicuous Plants of Serra De Santa Rita Mítzi Brandão Biological Reserve and 1 Fernando Bonillo Fernandes Municipal Park Minas Gerais (MG), BRASIL Conspicuous Plants of Serra de Santa Rita Mítzi Brandão Biological Reserve and 1 Fernando Bonillo Fernandes Municipal Park Luis Fernando Alberti Photos by: Luis Fernando Alberti, Dr. Produced by: Luis Fernando Alberti with support from Mauricio Djalles Costa and Giancarlo M. de Carli. © Luis Fernando Alberti [[email protected]]. Support from Prefeitura Municipal de Santa Rita do Sapucaí, MG, Brazil and Prefeitura M. de Pouso Alegre. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [861] version 1 07/2017 1 Justicia sp. ACANTHACEAE 2 Ruellia cf geminiflora 3 Prestonia sp 4 Dendropanax cuneatum 5 Schefflera morototoni ANGIOSPERM ACANTHACEAE APOCYNACEAE ARALIACEAE ARALIACEAE Mature fruits Hemiepiphytic habit 6 Asclepias curassavica 7 Asclepias curassavica 8 Ageratum fastigiatum 9 Bacharis trimera 10 Mikania hemisphaerica ASCLEPIADACEAE ASCLEPIADACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE 11 Piptocarpha macropoda 12 Vernonanthura divaricate 13 Langsdorffia hypogaea 14 Langsdorffia hypogaea 15 Langsdorffia hypogaea ASTERACEAE ASTERACEAE BALANOPHORACEAE BALANOPHORACEAE BALANOPHORACEAE rare plant root parasite 16 Langsdorffia hypogaea 17 Scybalium fungiforme 18 Scybalium fungiforme 19 Scybalium fungiforme 20 Scybalium fungiforme BALANOP. Individual 3-sepal BALANOPHORACEAE Host root BALANOPHORACEAE rare plant BALANOPHORACEAE lower BALANOP. root parasite flowers f Minas Gerais (MG), BRASIL CONSPICUOUS PLANTS of Serra de Santa Rita Mítzi Brandão Biological Reserve 2 and Fernando Bonillo Fernandes Municipal Park Luis Fernando Alberti Photos by: Luis Fernando Alberti, Dr. Produced by: Luis Fernando Alberti with support from Mauricio Djalles Costa and Giancarlo M. de Carli. © Luis Fernando Alberti [[email protected]]. Support from Prefeitura Municipal de Santa Rita do Sapucaí, MG, Brazil and Prefeitura M. de Pouso Alegre. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [861] version 1 07/2017 21 Scybalium fungiforme 22 S. fungiforme BALANOP. 23 Begonia paulensis 24 Begonia paulensis 25 Aechmea phanerophlebia BALANOP. Single flowers Conceição B. Áquila BEGONIACEAE BEGONIACEAE BROMELIACEAE 26 Billberghia distachia 27 Billberghia distachia 28 Billberghia distachia 29 Billberghia distachia 30 Hedyosmium brasiliense BROMELIACEAE BROMELIACEAE BROMELIACEAE BROMELIACEAE CHLORANTHACEAE 31 Hedyosmium brasiliense 32 Hirtella gracilipes 33 Clethra scabra [bacon tree] 34 Dichorisandra hexandra 35 Dichorisandra hexandra CHLORANTHACEAE CHRYSOBALANACEAE CLETHRACEAE COMMELINACEAE COMMELINACEAE 36 Tradescantia zanonia 37 Merremia macrocalyx 38 Davilla cf rugosa 39 Sloanea cf hirsuta 40 Alchornea sidifolia COMMELINACEAE CONVOLVULACEAE DILLENIACEAE ELAEOCARPACEAE Rare plant EUPHORBIACEAE Minas Gerais (MG), BRASIL Conspicuous Plants of Serra de Santa Rita Mítzi Brandão Biological Reserve and 3 Fernando Bonillo Fernandes Municipal Park Luis Fernando Alberti Photos by: Luis Fernando Alberti, Dr. Produced by: Luis Fernando Alberti with support from Mauricio Djalles Costa and Giancarlo M. de Carli. © Luis Fernando Alberti [[email protected]]. Support from Prefeitura Municipal de Santa Rita do Sapucaí, MG, Brazil and Prefeitura M. de Pouso Alegre. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [861] version 1 07/2017 41 Croton lundianus 42 Croton sp. 43 Copaifera langsdorffii 44 Copaifera langsdorffii 45 Copaifera langsdorffii EUPHORBIACEAE EUPHORBIACEAE FAB. CAESALPINIOIDEAE FAB. CAESALPINIOIDEAE FAB. CAESALPINIOIDEAE Fruits Seeds 46 Hymenaea courbaril FAB. 47 Crotalaria lanceolata 48 Piptadenia gonoacantha 49 P. gonoacantha FAB. MIM. 50 Platycyamus regnellii CAESALP. Seedling and fruit FABACEAE FABOIDEAE FAB. MIMOSOIDEAE [crocodile tree] FAB. PAPILIONOIDEAE 51 P. regnellii FAB. 52 Strychnos brasiliensis 53 Lafoensia pacari 54 Lafoensia pacari 55 Byrsonima cf arthropoda PAPILIONOID. [blood tree] LOGANIACEAE [otterhook] LYTHRACEAE [thimble] LYTHRACEAE [foxglove] MALPIGHIACEAE 56 Corchorus argutus 57 Helicteres sacarolha 58 Helicteres sacarolha 59 Helicteres sacarolha 60 Luehea divaricata MALVACEAE MALVACEAE [srewtree] MALVACEAE [srewtree] MALVACEAE [srewtree] MALVACEAE [lash horse] Minas Gerais (MG), BRASIL Conspicuous Plants of Serra de Santa Rita Mítzi Brandão Biological Reserve and 4 Fernando Bonillo Fernandes Municipal Park Luis Fernando Alberti Photos by: Luis Fernando Alberti, Dr. Produced by: Luis Fernando Alberti with support from Mauricio Djalles Costa and Giancarlo M. de Carli. © Luis Fernando Alberti [[email protected]]. Support from Prefeitura Municipal de Santa Rita do Sapucaí, MG, Brazil and Prefeitura M. de Pouso Alegre. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [861] version 1 07/2017 61 Bertolomia sp. 62 Miconia cabucu 63 Miconia cabucu 64 Tibouchina cf cerastiifolia 65 Guarea cf kunthiana MELASTOMATACEAE MELASTOMATACEAE MELASTOMATACEAE MELASTOMATACEAE MELIACEAE fruit 66 Guarea macrophylla 67 Guarea macrophylla 68 Guarea macrophylla 69 Trichilia silvatica 70 Trichilia silvatica MELIACEAE fruit MELIACEAE fruit MELIACEAE MELIACEAE flower MELIACEAE fruit 71 Virola sebifera 72 Ludwigia octovalvis 73 Baptistonia cf lietzei 74 Eurystyles actinosophila 75 Eurystyles actinosophila MYRISTICACEAE ONAGRACEAE ORCHIDACEAE ORCHIDACEAE rare plant ORCHIDACEAE 76 Eurystyles actinosophila 77 Oncidium varicosum 78 Sauroglossum cf nitidum 79 Sauroglossum cf nitidum 80 Sauroglossum cf nitidum ORCHIDACEAE ORCHIDACEAE ORCHIDACEAE rare plant ORCHIDACEAE ORCHIDACEAE Minas Gerais (MG), BRASIL Conspicuous Plants of Serra de Santa Rita Mítzi Brandão Biological Reserve and 5 Fernando Bonillo Fernandes Municipal Park Luis Fernando Alberti Photos by: Luis Fernando Alberti, Dr. Produced by: Luis Fernando Alberti with support from Mauricio Djalles Costa and Giancarlo M. de Carli. © Luis Fernando Alberti [[email protected]]. Support from Prefeitura Municipal de Santa Rita do Sapucaí, MG, Brazil and Prefeitura M. de Pouso Alegre. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [861] version 1 07/2017 81 Oxalis debilis 82 Oxalis pes caprae 83 Passiflora porophylla 84 Peperomia cf quadrifólia 85 Peperomia urocarpa OXALIDACEAE OXALIDACEAE PASSIFLORACEAE PIPERACEAE PIPERACEAE 86 Piper gaudchaudianum 87 Piper miquelianum 88 Piper permucronatum 89 Triplaris americana 90 Chioccoca cf racemosa PIPERACEAE PIPERACEAE PIPERACEAE POLYGONACEAE rare plant RUBIACEAE rare plant 91 Coccocypselum cf cordatum 92 Coccocypselum lanceolatum 93 Coussarea paniculata 94 Palicourea marcgravii 95 Palicourea marcgravii RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE [wood coffee] RUBIACEAE poisonous RUBIACEAE 96 Psychotria leiocarpa 97 Psychotria leiocarpa 98 Psychotria leiocarpa 99 Psychotria leiocarpa 100 Psychotria leiocarpa RUBIACEAE [wood coffee] RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE Minas Gerais (MG), BRASIL Conspicuous Plants of Serra de Santa Rita Mítzi Brandão Biological Reserve and 6 Fernando Bonillo Fernandes Municipal Park Luis Fernando Alberti Photos by: Luis Fernando Alberti, Dr. Produced by: Luis Fernando Alberti with support from Mauricio Djalles Costa and Giancarlo M. de Carli. © Luis Fernando Alberti [[email protected]]. Support from Prefeitura Municipal de Santa Rita do Sapucaí, MG, Brazil and Prefeitura M. de Pouso Alegre. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [861] version 1 07/2017 101 Psychotria leiocarpa 102 Psychotria leiocarpa 103 Psychotria leiocarpa 104 P. leiocarpa 105 Rudgea cf jasminoides RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE mature fruits mature fruits new leaves [rare picture of seedlings] 106 Rudgea cf jasminoides 107 Sabicea grisea 108 Sabicea grisea 109 Sabicea grisea 110 Sabicea grisea RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE RUBIACEAE rare plant immature fruits immature fruits mature fruits 111 Sabicea grisea 112 Esenbeckia cf grandiflora 113 Esenbeckia cf grandiflora 114 Allophyllus cf edulis 115 Siparuna brasiliensis RUBIACEAE seeds RUTACEAE RUTACEAE fruit SAPINDACEAE SIPARUNACEAE 116 Siparuna guianensis 117 Siparuna guianensis 118 S. guianensis 119 Styrax ferrugineus 120 Styrax ferrugineus SIPARUNACEAE SIPARUNACEAE SIPARUNACEAE STYRACACEAE STYRACACEAE immature fruits open fruits and seeds Minas Gerais (MG), BRASIL Conspicuous Plants of Serra de Santa Rita Mítzi Brandão Biological Reserve and 7 Fernando Bonillo Fernandes Municipal Park Luis Fernando Alberti Photos by: Luis Fernando Alberti, Dr. Produced by: Luis Fernando Alberti with support from Mauricio Djalles Costa and Giancarlo M. de Carli. © Luis Fernando Alberti [[email protected]]. Support from Prefeitura Municipal de Santa Rita do Sapucaí, MG, Brazil and Prefeitura M. de Pouso Alegre. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] [861] version 1 07/2017 101 Styrax ferrugineus 102 Styrax ferrugineus 103 Cecropia pachystachya 104 Lippia cf alba 105 Stachytarpheta cayennensis STYRACACEAE fruits STYRACACEAE URTICACEAE VERBENACEAE poisonous VERBENACEAE 106 Hybanthus sp 107 Araucaria angustifolia 108 Anemia phyllitidis 109 Cf Asplenium sp. 110 Blechnum brasiliense VIOLACEAE ARAUCARIACEAE Gymnosperm ANEMIACEAE Pteridophyte ASPLENIACEAE BLECHNACEAE 111 Blechnum sp. 112 Cyathea sp. 113 Adiantopsis cf radiata 114 Adiantum sp. 115 Adiantum sp. BLECHNACEAE CYATHEACEAE PTERIDACEAE PTERIDACEAE PTERIDACEAE threatened specie sores The author would like to thank Adriano Maruyama, Aloysio Teixeira, Anderson Mello, André Benedito, Augusto Francener Nogueira Gonzaga, Daniel Jorge Habib, Daniel Saueressig, Diogo Bueno Kanouté, Eduardo Oliveira, Francisco Santos, Geraldo Pereira, José Lima, Laércio Loures, Leonardo Jales Leitão, Manoel Passos, Marco Pellegrini, Pedro Zocchi, Rene Rocha, Rodolph Delfino Sartin, Rodrigo Camargo, Rodrigo Penati, Tadeu Gomes, Tales Sangoi, Teylor Comunello, Wanderson Fernandes, William José Barbosa, William Krack Matzenauer, William Mendes and Zizo Guimarães for helping with plant identification. 116 Thelypteris sp. Left: Rerserve Mitzi Brandão in Santa Rita do Sapucaí, Minas Gerais Brazil, where the majority of plantpictures were took. Right: Parque Municipal Fernando Bonillo Fernandes in Pouso Alegre, MG, THELYPTERIDACEAE Brazil Photo: Silvia H. Lopes .
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