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Lista Florística V. Sosa y A. Gómez-Pompa 163 < = Hibiscus marmoratus Lemaire < = Malvastrum mexicanum Hibiscus pemambucensis Arruda (Schauer) Hemsley Hibiscus phoeniceus J acq. < = Malvastrum ribifolium (Schldl.) < = Hibiscus iochromus Brandeg. Hemsley < = Hibiscus violaceus Brandeg. < = Malvastrum schaffneri S. Watson < = Kosteletzkya bracteosa M.E. Kosteletzkya depressa (L.) Blanchard, Jones Fryx. & D. Bates Hibiscus poeppigii (Sprengel) Garcke < = Kosteletzkya cordata C. Presl < = Achania poeppigii Sprengel < = Kosteletzkya hastata C. Presl Hibiscus purpusii Brandeg. EM < = Kosteletzkya hispida C. Presl Hibiscus radiatus Cav. C < = Kosteletzkya pentasperrna Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L. C (Bertero ex DC.) Griseb. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L. var. < = Kosteletzkya sagittata C. Presl schizopetalus Dyer C < = Kosteletzkya stellata Fem. < = Hibiscus schizopetalus (Dyer) < = Kosteletzkyatampicensis(Moric. Hook. ex Ser.) Rose Hibiscus sabdariffa L. C < = Kosteletzkya violacea Rose Hibiscus syriacus L. C < = Melochia depressa L. Hibiscus uncinellus DC. Lavatera assurgentiflora Kellog C Hochreutinera amplexifolia (DC.) Lopimia malacophylla (Link & Otto) Fryx. Martius < = Abutilon amplexifolium (DC.) < = Malache malacophylla (Link & G. Don Otto) Standley < = Sida amplexifolia DC. < = Pavonia malacophylla (Link & Kearnemalvastrum lacteum (Aiton) D. Otto) Garcke Bates < = Sida malacophylla Link & Otto < = Malva lactea Aiton Malachra alceaefolia Jacq. <= Malva vitifolia Cav. < = Malachra rotundifolia Schrank <= Malvastrum lacteum (Aiton) Malachra capitata L. Garcke < = Malachra mexicana Schrader <= Malvastrum vitifolium (Cav.) < = Sida capitata L. Hemsley Malachra fasciata J acq. <= Sida schmitzii Turcz. < = Malachra lineariloba Turcz. Keamemalvastrum subtriflorum Malva parviflora L. C (Lag.) D. Bates Malvastrum americanum (L.) Torrey < = Malva mexicana Schauer < = Malva americana L. < = Malva ribifolia Schldl. Malvastrum coromandelianum (L.) < = Malva subtriflora Lag. Garcke < = Malvastrum greenmanianum < = Malva coromandeliana L. Rose < = Malva havanensis Sessé & 164 FLORA DE VERACRUZ Mociño Pavonia schiedeana Steudel < = Malvastrum tricuspidatum (R. Pavonia uniflora (Sessé & Mociño ex Br. ex Aiton) A. Gray A.W. Hil!) Fryx. EM Malvaviscus achanioides (Turcz.) < = Pavonia lanceolata Schldl. Fryx. < = Pavoniaoblongifolia(DC.) Fryx. < = Abelmoschus achanioides Turcz. < = Pavonia spinifex (L.) Cav. var. < = Malvaviscus cutteri Standley oblongifolia DC. Malvaviscus arboreus Cav. < = Urena uniflora Sessé & Mociño < = Hibiscus malvaviscus L. ex A.W. Hill < = Malvaviscus acapulcensis Kunlh Periptera punicea (Lag.) DC. < = Malvaviscus arboreus Cav. var. < = Anoda incarnata Kunlh mexicanus Schldl. < = Anoda periptera (Sims) Hochr. < = Malvaviscus grandiflorus Kunlh < = Anoda punicea Lag. < = Malvaviscus rivularis Brandeg. < = Periptera macrantha (Hochr.) < = Malvaviscus sepium Schldl. Bullock Malvaviscus oaxacanus Standley EM < = Periptera periptera (Sims) Rose Malvaviscus penduliflorus DC. < = Sida periptera Sims < = Malvaviscus' arboreus Cav. var. < = Sida stenopetala M.E. Jones penduliflorus (DC.) Schery Phymosia rosea (DC.) Kearney Malvaviscus urticifolius (C. Pres!) < = Malva rosea DC. Fryx. C < = Malvastrum roseum (DC.) < = Malvaviscus arboreus var. Hemsley hintonii (Bullock) Schery < = Meliphlea vitifolia Zucc. < = Malvaviscus hintonii Bullock < = Sphaeralcea rosea (DC.) G. Don < = Pavonia urticaefolia C. Presl < = Sphaeralcea vitifolia (Zucc.) Modiola caroliniana (L.) Don Benlh. & J.D. Hook. ex < = Malva caroliniana L. Hemsley < = Modiola multifida Moench. Phymosia umbellata (Cav.) Pavonia cancellata (L.) Cav. Kearney EM < = Hibiscus cancellatus L. < = Malva umbellata Cav. < = Pavonia guanacastensis Standley < = Sphaeralcea galeotti Turcz. Pavonia fryxel1ii Krapov. EM < = Sphaeralcea umbellata (Cav.) G. Pavonia integrifolia Standley Don Pavonia paniculata Cav. Robinsonella brevituba Fryx. EM < = AIlhaea corymbosa Sw. Robinsonella densiflora Fryx. < = Pavonia caracasana Turcz. Robinsonella discolor Rose & E.G. < = Pavonia corymbosa (Sw.) Willd. Baker ex Rose EM < = Pavonia scabra Presl Robinsonella lindeniana (Turcz.) Rose Pavonia purpusii Brandeg. & E.G. Baker subsp. < = Pavonia liebmarmii Ulbr. lindeniana EV V. Sosa yA. Gómez-Pompa 165 < = Abutilon ambiguum Turcz. Naudin < = Sida gbisbreghtiana Turcz. Sida linifolia Cav. < = Sida lindeniana Turcz. < = Sida longifolia Brandeg. Robinsonella mirandae Gómez Sida rhombifolia L. Pompa EM < = Sida pringlei Gand. Robinsonella pilosa Rose subsp. Sida spinosa L. septentrionalis Fryx. EM < = Sida angustifolia Lam. Robinsonella samaricarpa Fryx. EM < = Sida angustifolia Miller Sida abutifolia Miller Sida urens L. < = Sida diffusa Kunth Sidastrnm paniculatum (L.) Fryx. < = Sida filicaulis Torrey & A. Gray < = Sida atrosanguinea Jacq. < = Sida filiforrnis Moric. ex Ser. < = Sida floribunda Kunth < = Sida procumbens Sw. < = Sida paniculata L. Sida acuta Burm. f. Sphaeralcea angustifolia (Cav.) Don < = Sida berlandieri Turcz. < = Malva angustifolia Cav. < = Sida carpinifolia L. f. < = Malva longifolia Sessé & < = Sida lancea Gand. Mociño Sida aggregata C. Presl Sphaeralcea hastulata A. Gray < = Sida setifera C. Presl < = Sphaeralcea subhastata J. Couller Sida ciliaris L. Tarasa antofagastana (Philippi) < = Sida anomala A. SI. Hil. Krapov. < = Sida anomala A. SI. Hil. var. < = Malva antofagastana Philippi mexicana Moric. ex Ser. Tarasa geranioides (Cham. & Schldl.) < = Sida ciliaris L. varo mexicana Krapov. EM (Moric. ex Ser.) Shinn. < = Malva geranioides Cham. & Sida collina Schldl. EM Schldl. < = Sida corymbosa R.E. Fries Thespesia populnea (L.) Sol. ex < = Sida costata Schldl. Correa Sida cordifolia L. < = Hibiscus populneus L. < = Sida althaeifolia SW. Urena lobata L. Sida elliottii Torrey & A. Gray < = Urena grandiflora oc. < = Sida gracilis Elliot U rena sinuata L. Sida glabra Miller Urocarpidium jacens (S. Watson) < = Sida endlicheriana C. Presl Krapov. Sida haenkeana C. Presl < = Malvastrnm jacens S. Watson < = Sida woronowii Ulbr. < = Malvastrum jacens var. Sida jamaicensis L. palmatifidum Hochr. < = Sida herrnannioides Kunth < = Urocarpidium palmatifidum Sida jussieana oc. (Hochr.) Krapov. < = Sida decumbens A. SI. Hil. & Urocarpidium limense (L.) Krapov. 166 FLORA DE VERACRUZ < = Malva limensis L. < = Abutilon rufescens Turcz. Wissadula amplissima (L.) R.E. Fries < = Sida excelsior Cav. < = Sida amplissima L. Wissadula periplocifolia (L.) C. Presl < = Wissadula mucronulata A. Gray ex Thwaites ex Torrey < = Sida periplocifolia L. Wissadula excelsior (Cav.) C. Presl < = Wissadula zeylanica Medikus < = Abutilon patens A. SI. Hil. MARANTACEAE Calathea coccinea Standley & Steyerm. < = Phrynium pumilum Klotzch Calathea crotalifera S. Watson . Calathea oppenheimiana E. Morr. C < = Calathea insignis Petersen Calathea ovandensis Matuda < = Calathea quadrispicata Woodson Calathea zebrina Lindley e Calathea lietzei E. Morren C Maranta arundinacea L. Calathea lutea (Aublet) J. A. Schultes < = Maranta arundinacea L. fma. < = Calathea magnifica Morton & sylvestris Matuda Skutch Maranta bicolor Ker-Gawl. C < = Maranta cachibou Jacquin Maranta gibba J.E. Smith < = Maranta lutea Aublet Maranta leuconeura E. Morr e Calathea macrosepala K. Schumann Stromanthe macrochlamys (Woodson Calathea micans (Mathiew) Rom. & Standley) Kennedy & < = Calathea albicans Brongn. ex Nicolson Schumann < = Calathea macrochlamys < = Calathea klugii MacBride Woodson & Standley < = Calathea micans varo robustior Thalia geniculata L. Koemicke < = Thalia geniculata fma. < = Maranta amabilis Linden rheumoides Shuey MARCGRA VIACEAE Marcgravia mexicana Gilg Souroubea exauriculata Delp. Marcgravia rectiflora Triana & < = Ruyschia mexicana Baillon Planchon < = Souroubea carcerea Standley & Marcgravia stonei Utley EM L.O. Williams Ruyschia enerva Lundell < = Souroubea jinotegensis Standley < = Ruyschia longistylus Standley & & L.O. Williams Steyerm. < = Souroubea puberula Standley & V. Sosa y A. Gómez-Pompa 167 Steryerm. < = Souroubea micrantha Standley & Souroubea loczyi (A. Rich.) Roon Steyerm. < = Morantea loczyi A. Rich. < = Souroubea triandra Lundell MARTYNIACEAE Martynia annua L. < = Proboscidea fallax (Kunze) < = Carpoceras angulata A. Rich. Decne. < = Disteira angulosa (Lam.) Raf. < = Proboscidea violacea (Engelm.) < = Martynia angulosa Lam. Decne. < = Martynia diandra Gloxin Proboscidea triloba (Schldl. & Cham.) < = Vatkea diandra (Gloxin) O. Decne. Hoffm. <= Martynia botterri (Decne.) Proboscidea fragrans (Lindley) Decne. Hemsley < = Craniolaria fallax (Kunze) A. <= Martynia confusa (Esel!.) De. Standley & Steyerm. < = Craniolaria fragrans (Lindley) <= Martynia triloba Schldl. & Decne. Cham. < = Martynia fallax Kunze <= Proboscidea botterii Decne. < = Martynia fragrans Lindley <= Proboscidea confusa Eselt. < = Martynia violacea Engelm. MAYACACEAE Mayaca fluviatilis Aublet MELASTOMATACEAE Aciotis rostellata Triana < = Bellucia costaricensis Cogn. Acisanthera limnobios Triana Centradenia floribunda Planchon Adelobotrys adscendens (Sw.) Triana Centradenia grandifolia (Schldl.) Endl. Arthrostemma ciliatum Ruíz López & < = Centradenia salicifolia Brandeg. Pavón Centradenia grandifolia (Schldl.) Endl. < = Arthrostemma fragile Lindley subsp. grandifolia < = Arthrostemma grandifloium Centradenia inaequilateralis (Cham. & Markgraf Schldl.) G. Don Bellucia axinanthera Triana Clidemia capitellata (Bonpl.) D. Don 168 FLORA DE VERACRUZ < = Clidemia capitellata (Bonpl.) D. Miconia anisotricha (Schltr.) Triana Don varo neglecta (Don) L. O. Miconia argentea (Sw.)
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