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LIST OF NAMES TYPIFIED IN THIS VOLUME

Numbers between parentheses correspond to those given in the Numerical List of Taxa.

Chalepophyllum speciosum N.E.Br. (4-2)

Limnosipanea schomburgkii Hook.f. (3-2)

Limnosipanea spruceana var. macrantha Delprete (3-3b)

"Ptychodea pedunculata" (8-5b)

"Ptychodea sessiliflora" (8-3)

Rondeletia biflora Rottb. (8-7)

Rondeletia rupicola K.Schum. (9-8)

Sipanea acinifolia R.Spruce ex Sprague (8-6)

Sipanea carnea Jacques [= Pentas lanceolata (Forssk.) Deflers]

Sipanea dichotoma Kunth (8-5b)

Sipanea erythraeoides Cham. (3-1)

Sipanea glabrata Wernham (8-4)

Sipanea glomerata Kunth (8-3)

Sipanea hispida Benth. ex Wernham (8-4)

"Sipanea" [as "Sipania"] limnophila" (3-3a)

Sipanea [as "Sipania"] palustris Seem. (3-2)

Sipanea pratensis var. major Hassl. (8-4)

Sipanea radicans Endl. (8-7)

Sipanea stahelii Bremek. (8-16)

Sipanea trichantha Miq. (8-5b)

Sipanea veris S. Moore (8-6)

NUMERICAL LIST OF TAXA

1-1. *Chalepophyllum guyanense* Hook.f.

2-1. *Dendrosipanea prancei* Delprete

2-2. *Dendrosipanea revoluta* Steyerm.

2-3. *Dendrosipanea spigelioides* Ducke

3-1. *Limnosipanea erythraeoides* (Cham.) K.Schum.

3-2. *Limnosipanea palustris* (Seem.) Hook.f.

3-3a. *Limnosipanea spruceana* Hook.f. var. *spruceana*

3-3b. *Limnosipanea spruceana* Hook.f. var. *macrantha* Delprete

4-1. *Maguireothamnus jauaensis* (Steyerm.) Steyerm.

4-2. *Maguireothamnus speciosus* (N.E. Br.) Steyerm.

4-3. *Maguireothamnus tatei* (Standl.) Steyerm.

5-1. *Neblinathamnus argyreus* Steyerm.

5-2. *Neblinathamnus brasiliensis* Steyerm.

6-1. *Neobertiera gracilis* Wernham

6-2. *Neobertiera micrantha* Delprete
6-3. Neobertiera montedouradensis Delprete

6-4. Neobertiera pakaraimensis Delprete

6-5. Neobertiera palustris (A.Rich.) Delprete

7-1. Pteridocalyx appunii Wernham

**A. Sipanea section Sipanea**

8-1. Sipanea galioides Wernham

8-2. Sipanea glaberrima (Bremek.) Steyerm.

8-3. Sipanea glomerata Kunth

8-4. Sipanea hispida Benth. ex Wernham

8-5a. Sipanea pratensis Aubl. var. pratensis

8-5b. Sipanea pratensis Aubl. var. dichotoma (Kunth) Steyerm.

8-6. Sipanea veris S. Moore

**B. Sipanea section Virecta**

8-7. Sipanea biflora (Rottb.) Cham. & Schltdl.

8-8. Sipanea carrenoi Steyerm.

8-9. Sipanea gleasonii Steyerm.

8-10. Sipanea micrantha Sandwith

8-11a. Sipanea ovalifolia Bremek. var. ovalifolia

8-11b. Sipanea ovalifolia Bremek. var. villosissima Steyerm.

8-12. Sipanea setacea Steyerm.

**C. Sipanea section Nudae**

8-13. Sipanea ayangannensis Steyerm.

8-14. Sipanea prancei Steyerm.

8-15. Sipanea saxicola J.H.Kirkb.

8-16. Sipanea stahelii Bremek.

8-17. Sipanea wilson-brownei Cowan

9-1. Sipaneopsis cururuensis J.H.Kirkb.

9-2. Sipaneopsis duckei Delprete

9-3. Sipaneopsis foldatsii Steyerm.

9-4. Sipaneopsis huberi Steyerm.

9-5. Sipaneopsis maguirei Steyerm.

9-6. Sipaneopsis morichensis Steyerm.

9-7. Sipaneopsis pacimoniensis Steyerm.

9-8. Sipaneopsis rupicola (K.Schum.) Steyerm.

10-1. Steyermarkia guatemalensis Standl.

LIST OF SPECIMENS EXAMINED

Specimens are arranged by collector in alphabetical order, followed by collector's number in increasing order, with species number in parentheses. Specimens without collector number, indicated by "s.n.", are included in the list if they can be identified by a herbarium accession number or barcode. For specimens with two collectors, both collectors are cited. For specimens with more than

two collectors, only the first collector is cited followed by "et al." Numbers in **bold** are type specimens.

Abbott, J.R. & B. Mostacedo 16094 (8-4).

Abraham, A.A. 27 (8-5b); 129 (8-5b); 306 (8-9); 349 (8-5b); **404** (8-10).

Acevedo-Rodriguez, P. et al. 5958 (8-5b); 10266 (8-1).

Adams, C.D. 14323 (8-5b).

Agostini, G. & T. Agostini 1663 (8-5b).

Albertini, S. 18 (8-5a).

Alcântara, M.B. et al. s.n. (8-4).

Alencar, O. & Santos, B. 007 (8-5a).

Almeida, S.P. 1001 (8-4).

Alston, A.H.G. 549 (8-5b); 5477 (8-4).

Alvarenga, M. s.n. (RB 90577) (8-5b).

Amorim, A.M. et al. 1156 (8-7).

Anderson, A. s.n. (INPA 142512) (8-4).

Anderson, A.B. 237 (8-5b), 238 (8-5b).

Anderson, W.R. 10463 (8-4); 12174 (8-4).

Andersson, W.R. & O. Huber 13856 (4-2).

Andrade, A.G. & M. Emmerich 1455 (8-5b); 1456 (8-5b).

André, T. et al. 82 (8-6).

Antonelli, A. 245 (8-4).

Antonelli, A. et al. 431 (8-5b).

Anunciação, E.A. & A.V.C. Gonçalves 901 (3-2).

Anunciação, E.A. & E.C. Pereira 810 (8-5b).

Anunciação, E.A. et al. 833 (8-5b).

Aparecida da Silva, M. et al. 4034 (3-1).

Appun, C. **s.n.** (BM000099002) (7-1).

Arantes, A.A. 44 (3-1), 203 (3-1).

Araquistan, M. 3357 (8-7).

Árbocz, G.F. et al. 4056 (8-4).

Archer, W.A. 2361 (8-5b).

Arias, G., J.C. et al. 3070 (3-2); 3100 (3-2).

Aristeguieta, L. 3722 (8-17).

Aristeguieta, L. & Hernández 2324 (8-6).

Arnaldo, 1893 (8-4), 2175 (8-4).

Assunção, S. & A. Duarte s.n. (BR 824589) (8-4); 652 (8-4); 653 (8-4).

Atkinson, D.J. 39 (8-7).

Aubert De la Rüe, E. s.n. (8-5a); s.n. (8-5a).

Aublet, J.B.C. **s.n.** (P-JJR 8: 281; BM [000614306]) (8-5a).

Aubreville, A. s.n. (P00719295) (8-5a); s.n. (P00729316) (8-5a).

Augusto, J. et al. 1738 (8-4).

Austin, D.F. et al. 7110 (8-5a).

Avaroma, A.P.B. & F.C.P.S. Justiniano 679 (8-4).

Aymard, B. & B. Stergios 3286 (8-6); 3313 (3-3a).

Aymard, G. & J. Luteyn 2432 (8-1).

Aymard, G. 5440 (8-7); 9188 (9-5).

Aymard, G. et al. 3507 (8-5b); 5666 (8-6).
Baldwin, J.T. Jr. 3307 (8-5b).
Bang, M. 1488 (8-4).
Barbosa, T.D.M. & S.M. Costa 1138 (8-5b); 1178 (8-5b).

Barboza, E. et al. 3694 (3-2).

Barcia, J. et al. 1289 (8-4); 1294 (8-4); 1460 (3-2).

Barona, A. 862 (9-5).

Barrabé, L. & F. Crozier 55 (8-5a).

Barros, M.A.G. et al. 2234 (8-4); 2278 (8-4).

Barroso, G.M. s.n. (RB 225234) (3-2).

Bartlett A.B. 8547 (6-1).

Bartlett, A.W. 8763 (7-1).

Bastos, M.N. & M.R. Cordeiro 2205 (8-4).

Beck, G. 5102 (8-6); 5376 (8-4).

Beck, G. & R. Haase 9898 (8-6).

Becker [initials unknown] 229 (8-4).

Benoist, R. 126 (8-5a); 862 (8-7); 1414 (8-5a).

Bernardi, A.L. 6505 (8-1).

Bernardi, L. 950 (8-7); 1683 (8-5b).

Berry P.E. et al. 5162 (2-3); 5779 (2-2); 5996A (2-2).

Berthoud-Coulon, M. 176 (8-5b).

Berton, M.-E. 153 (8-5a); 162 (8-5a).

Bigio, N.C. et al. 850 (8-4).

Billiet, F. & B. Jadin 1034 (8-5a); 1142 (8-5a); 1423 (8-5a); 1996 (8-7); 4403 (8-5a); 5751 (8-5a); 7099 (8-5a).

Black G.A. 47-1841 (8-6); 48-2430 (8-5b); 48-2453 (8-4); 48-2481 (8-3); 48-2595 (8-5b); 48-2627 (8-5b); 49-8251 (8-5a); 49-8444 (8-5a); 50-9900 (3-2); 51-12816 (8-5b); 51-13562 (8-5b); 51-13865 (3-3a).

Black, G.A. & E. Cordeiro 52-14823 (3-1); 52-14889 (3-3a).

Black, G.A. & W.A. Egler 57-19454 (8-5a).

Black, G.A. & [without initials] Klein 54-17108 (8-5a); 54-17216 (8-5a).

Black, G.A. & P. Ledoux 50-10577 (8-5a).

Black, G.A. & I. Lobato 50-9462 (8-5a); 50-9469 (8-5a).

Black, G.A. et al. 54-16543 (3-2); 54-16658 (3-2); 54-17651 (8-7); 57-19606 (9-2).

Blanc, M. 141 (8-7).

Blanc, P. & P. Birnbaum BB-93-42 (8-5a).

Blanchet, J.S. s.n. (8-7); s.n. (BM 000614331) (8-7); s.n. (P00729425) (8-7); s.n. (W0072693) (8-7); 1639 (8-7).

Blydenstein, J. 992 (8-4).

Bonpland, A.J.A. & F.W.H.A. Humboldt 455 (8-5b); 862 (8-3).

Boom, B.M. & D. Gopaul 7289 (8-5b); 7604 (1-1).

Boom, B.M. & M. Pacheco 8486 (8-5b).

Boom, B.M. & A.L. Weitzman 5283 (8-5b).

Boom, B.M. et al. 5340 (8-5b).

Boon, H. 1077 (8-5b), 1147 (8-5b).

Bordenave, B. & L. Betian 7363 (8-7).

Borges, L.M. et al. 766 (3-3a).

Borges, R. et al. 1083 (8-4).

Bourdy, G. 3034 (8-5a); 3124 (8-5a).

Bove, C.P. et al. 594 (3-1), 672 (3-1).

Brade, A.C. 15461 (8-4); 15462 (8-4).

Branco, L. s.n. (8-4).

Breedlove, D.E. 35338 (10-1); 48293 (10-1); 50883 (10-1).

Breteler, F.J. 4786 (8-6).

Bridgewater, S. et al. S121 (8-5a).

Britton, E.G. et al. 86 (8-5b).

Broadway, W.E. s.n. (US 1047665) (8-5b); 86 (8-5b); 186 (8-5a); 398 (8-5a); 7142 (8-5b).

Bronholi, A.Z. et al. 11-240 (8-4).

Buchtien, O. 1433 (8-4).

Bunting, G. et al. 3543 (8-6).

Burchell, W.J. 5814 (3-1); 6497 (8-4); 8945 (3-2).

Burret, C.E.M. & A.C. Brade 15972 (8-4).

Byron & D. Coelho 69-126 (8-5b).

Cabral, F.N. et al. 1217 (8-3); 1235 (9-5).

Cadamuro, L. & F. Solacroup 399 (8-5a); 496 (8-5a).

Cadamuro, L. 424 (8-5a); 621 (8-5a).

Calago, K. & S. Silva 144 (8-4).

Calderon, C.E. et al. 2750 (9-5).

Campbell, D.G. et al. P22132 (8-5b); P22173 (8-5b).

Campos M.T.V. et al. 580 (8-5b).

Capus, F. 215 (8-5a); 229 (8-5a).

Cárdenas, D. 16435 (9-5).

Cárdenas, D. & M. Avellaneda 13484 (9-5).

Cárdenas, D. & A.L. Bermudez 16831 (2-1).

Cárdenas, D. & G. López 16331 (9-5).

Cárdenas, D. & J.G. Ramírez 20466 (9-5); 20469 (9-5); 20499 (9-8);

Cárdenas, D. et al. 4540 (9-8); 20522 (9-8); 20642 (8-5b); 20723 (9-5); 21658 (8-5b); 22627 (8-4); 40542 (8-4); 44045 (9-5); 44326 (9-5).

Cardona Puig, F. 2871 (8-5b).

Cardona, F. 2669 (4-2).

Cardoso, A.L.R. 1305 (8-5a).

Cardoso, F. et al. 242 (3-3a).

Carreira, L. 64 (8-5b).

Carreira L. et al. 476 (8-4); 613 (8-4); 1224 (8-5b).

Carvalho, A.M. et al. 1189 (8-7).

Carvalho-Sobrinho, J.G. de & K.M. Silva 824 (8-5b); 825 (8-4); 826 (8-5b).

Cassimiro, I.B. 29 (8-4).

Castillo, A. 1811 (4-2).

Cavalcante P. 224 (8-5a); 738 (8-3), 794 (8-3); 2491 (8-5b).

Cavalcante, P. & Silva, M. 1727 (8-6).

Cezare, C.H.G. et al. 574 (8-4).

Chaffanjon, J. 101 (8-5b); 171 (8-3).

Chagas, J. s.n. (INPA 330) (8-5b); (MG 254545) (8-5b); s.n. (MG 21681) (8-5b); s.n. (INPA 3049) (8-5b); s.n. (INPA 3971) (8-5b); s.n. (INPA 7220) (8-5b); s.n. (MG 25061) (8-5b); s.n. (MG 25134) (8-5b); s.n. (MG 25068) (8-5b), s.n. (INPA 330) (IAN 109888) (8-5b), s.n. (INPA
7220) (8-5b); s.n. (INPA 6342) (8-5b).

Cheong, A.J. 3 (8-5b).

Clarke, H.D. 698 (8-1); 769 (8-5b); 876 (8-1); 918 (1-1); 1762 (8-5b); 1792 (8-5b); 1879 (8-5b); 2309 (8-7); 2459 (8-5b); 2554 (8-17); 2992 (8-17); 4658 (8-7).

Clarke, H.D. et al. 4158 (8-17); 4350 (8-14); 5809 (1-1); 6943 (8-5b); 7835 (8-5b); 7992 (8-14); 8092 (8-14); 8744 (8-14); 9490 (1-1); 11703 (4-2); 12260 (8-5b).

Clausen, P. [as "Claussen"] 6 (8-7); 134 (8-4), 621 (8-4), 642 (8-4), 720 (414) (8-4).

Clemants, S.E. 2459 (4-2).

Coelho, D. s.n. (INPA 15866) (8-6).

Coelho, L.S. et al. 213 (8-15).

Coll. Indigen. s.n. (U 001806) (8-5b); s.n. (U 0016988) (8-5b).

Collector Unknown s.n. (BR 825740, probably Hostmann) (8-5b); s.n. (BR 824757) (8-5b); 3125 (8-5b); s.n. (8-7; probably Luschnath; C.F.P. Martius Herb. Fl. Bras. N. 594); s.n. (BR 824568) (8-7); s.n. (BR 824574) (8-7); s.n. (BR 824748) (8-4); s.n. (FI-Webb 080083) (8-5a); s.n. (FI-Webb 080085) (8-4), s.n. (P 00729401) (8-4), s.n. (P 00729409) (8-4); 174 (FI) (8-5a).

Cooper, A. 37 (8-5b).

Coradin, L. & M.R. Cordeiro 1012 (8-4);

Coradin, L. & M.R. dos R. Cordeiro 820 (8-5b); 965 (8-5b); 1012 (8-5b);

Coradin, L. et al. 6996 (8-6).

Cordeiro, I. 245 (8-3).

Cordeiro, M.R. & N.A. Sena 1717 (8-4), 1755 (8-4).

Cordeiro, I. et al. 982 (8-4).

Córdova, C.O. s.n. (8-4).

Cordovil, S.P. et al. 286 (8-4).

Correa Gomes, J. Jr. 1752 (8-4); 2076 (8-4).

Cortés P., F. & H. Dueñas G. 322 (8-4).

Cortés, R. 1579 (8-4), 1649 (8-4).

Cortés, R. et al. 1103 (8-6).

Costa Neto, N.V. & Silveira, O.T. 511 (8-5a).

Costa Neto, S.V. & Silva, M.S. 1019 (8-5a).

Costa Neto, S.V. et al. 1561 (8-5a);

Costa, B.S.P. da PSACF_EX03392 (8-7); PSACF_EX03439 (8-7);

Costa, F.M. & M.L.G. Mari 1920 (9-5).

Costa, F.R.C. 1255 (8-5b).

Costa, M.A. & J.R. Nascimento 43 (8-5b).

Costa, S.M. 941 (8-5b).

Cowan, R.S. 38152 (8-5a); 38317 (8-5a); 38869 (8-5a).

Cowan, R.S. & B. Maguire 38016 (8-5a).

Cowan R.S. & T.R. Soderstrom 1863 (8-7); 1945 (1-1).

Cremers, G. 4349 (8-5a); 4636 (8-5b); 6460 (8-11b); 6741 (8-5a); 9404 (8-5a); 11505 (8-7); 12163 (8-5a); 12781 (8-17); 13075 (8-17); 15250 (8-5a).

Cremers, G. & M.N.C. Bastos 12872 (8-5a).

Cremers, G. & J.J. de Granville 14097 (6-2); 14290 (8-7).

Cremers, G. & P. Petronelli 11857 (8-17); 11865 (8-5a).

Cremers, G. et al. 13537 (8-17).

Croat, T.B. 74314 (8-17).

Croizat, L. 84 (8-4); 86 (8-5b).

Crow, G.E. 9835 (8-7).

Cuatrecasas, J. 3567 (8-4 x 8-5b); 4363 (3-2 and 3-3a; mixed collection), 4378 (8-6); 7411 (8-5b); 7412 (8-4); 7714 (3-2 and 3-3a; mixed collection); 7722 (8-6); 7885 (3-3a).

Cunha, C. 14 (8-4).

Cunha, C.N. & A.L. Prado 473 (8-4).

Cunha, C.N. da et al. 748 (8-4); 886 (8-4).

Curran, H.M. 109 (8-6); 136A (8-5b); 140 (8-5b); 209 (8-3); 216 (8-5b).

Dalberg, C.G. s.n. (SBT 4.2.7.83) (8-7).

Daneu, L. et al. CEPEC 228 (8-7).

Daniéls, A.G.H. & F.P. Jonker 906 (8-14); 946 (8-14).

Dans, D.H. 28 (8-5b); 755 (8-5b); 902 (8-5b).

Dantas, M. 948 (8-5a).

Davidse, G. 2602 (8-5b); 27706 (8-5b); 27807 (8-5b); 3791 (3-3a); 4680 (8-1); 5386 (3-2).

Davidse, G. & A. González 14188 (8-6).

Davidse, G. & O. Huber 15248 (8-3); 22519 (8-5b).

Davidse, G. & F. Llanos 5408 (8-6).

Davidse, G. & G. Herrera 31444 (8-7).

Davidse, G. & J.S. Miller 26391 (8-3); 26493 (8-5b); 26533 (8-5b); 26710 (8-5b); 26770 (8-5b); 26730 (8-5b).

Davidse, G. et al. 4625 (8-5b); 4825 (1-1); 16766 (8-3); 17391 (9-5); 17395 (2-2).

Dávila, N.C. & F.N. Cabral 6178 (8-5b), 6179 (8-5b).

Dávila, N.C. et al. 6211 (8-5b).

Dawe, M.T. 445 (8-5b).

De La Cruz, J.S. 975 (8-5b); 1057 (8-5b); 1578 (8-5b); 1603 (8-5b); 1604 (8-5b); 1800 (8-5b); 1816 (8-5b); 1860 (8-5b); 2118 (8-5b); 2239 (8-5b); 2392 (8-5b); 2630 (8-5b); 2765 (8-5b); 3573 (8-5b); 3882 (8-5b); 4047 (8-5b); 4448 (8-5b).

DEA Paris VI 136 (8-5a).

Delascio F. et al. 11121 (3-2); 11234 (3-2); 11204 (3-3a); 11282 (8-6); 18203 (8-1).

Delforge, R. s.n. (RB108700) (8-4).

Delgado Jr., G.C., et al. 106 (8-5b).

Delgado, L. 1246 (8-5b); 2201 (8-5b).

Delnatte, C. 859 (8-5a).

Delnatte, C. & C. Girod 141 (8-5a), 172 (8-5a).

Delnatte, C. et al. 509 (8-5a); 713 (8-5a); 1507 (8-17).

Delprete, P.G. 10575 (8-17); 10586 (8-5a); 10605 (8-5a); 10629 ((8-17); 10651 (8-5a); 10678 (8-5a); 10704 (8-5a); 10746 (8-5a); 11880 (8-5a); 12619 (8-5a); 12633 (8-5a); 12634 (8-5a); 12635 (8-5a); 12636 (8-5a); 12882 (8-5a);
12885 (8-5a); 12886 (8-5a); 12887 (8-5a); 12892 (8-5a).

Delprete, P.G. & A.C. Araujo 7412A (8-1); 7412C (8-1);
7414 (8-1); 7424 (1-1), 7426 (1-1), 7428 (1-1); 7429 (1-1);
7430 (8-1).

Delprete, P.G. & P. Benjamin 12813 (7-1); 12814 (7-1);
12815 (7-1); 12824 (7-1); 12836 (7-1); 12860B (8-5b);
12860D (1-1); 12861 (8-5b); 12863 (8-5b); 12869 (8-7).

Delprete, P.G. & L.B. Bosquetti 9780 (8-4).

Delprete, P.G. & F. Crozier 7157 (8-5a).

Delprete, P.G. & Flora of the Guianas Symposium Tour
Participants 7082 (8-5b).

Delprete, P.G. & V.L. Gomes-Klein 10202 (8-4).

Delprete, P.G. & G. Marjanom 12386 (8-5b); 12392
(8-5b); 12408 (8-17); 12440 (8-5b); 12441 (8-5b); 12446
(8-7); 12447 (8-7); 12449 (8-5b); 12450 (8-5b); 12466
(8-5b); 12596 (8-5b).

Delprete P.G. & G. Quenette 11860 (6-5).

Delprete P.G. & J.C. da Silva 12293 (6-5); 12902 (8-5a);
12904 (8-5a).

Delprete, P.G. & L.F. da Silva 9171 (8-4).

Delprete, P.G. & O. Vrignaud 10845 (8-5a).

Delprete, P.G. et al. 7433 (3-3a); 7434 (3-3a); 7435 (3-3a);
7436 (3-3a); 7437 (3-3a); 7438 (8-5b); 7439 (8-5b); 7440
(8-5b); 7441 (8-5b); 7442 (8-5b); 7446 (8-6); 7447 (8-6);
7448 (8-6); 7449 (8-6); 7450 (8-6); 7451 (9-5); 7452 (9-5);
7453 (9-5); 7454 (8-6); 7455 (8-6); 7456 (8-6); 7457 (8-6);
7458 (8-6); 7459 (8-6); 9242 (8-4); 9395 (8-4); 9545 (8-4);
10022 (8-4); 10301 (8-4); 10513 (8-4); 12310 (6-5); 12625
(8-5a).

Demarchi, L.O. et al. 409 (8-5b); 523 (9-5).

Deroin, T. 133 (8-17).

Descoings, B. & C. Luu 20478 (8-5a).

Deward, G. 237 (8-17).

Dias, E.B.A. et al. 264 (8-4); 326 (8-4); 342 (8-4).

Dias, T.A.B. et al. 289 (8-4); 390 (8-4).

Dirven, I.J.G. LP297 (8-5b).

Donselaar, J. van & W.A.E. van Donselaar 319 (8-5b).

Dos Santos, A.M. s.n. (8-4).

Duarte, A.P. 6168 (8-7); 9350A (8-4); 10189 (8-4).

Dubs, B. 2451 (8-4).

Ducke, A. s.n. (Herb. Amaz. 12166) (8-7); s.n. (MG
12014) (3-3a); s.n. (MG 3575) (8-4); s.n. (MG 3601) (8-5a);
s.n. (MG 4804) (8-5a); s.n. (MG 8436) (8-5a); s.n. (MG
8020) (9-2); s.n. (RB 24426) (2-3), 356 (2-3).

Echeverry E, R. & R. Jaramillo M. 2261 (8-4).

Egler, W.A. 273 (9-2); 1405 (8-5a); 47652 (Irwin number)
(8-5a).

Egler, W.A. & Raimundo 1265 (MG 24312) (9-1).

Ehrendorfer, F. 2405 (8-4).

Ehringhaus, C. et al. 60 (8-5b).

Eiten G. & L.T. Eiten 8649 (8-6); 9074 (8-6); 10207 (8-4).

Ek, R.C. 1390 (8-5a).

Elcoro, S. 680 (8-5b).

Emmerich, M. & A.G. Andrade 694 (8-5a).

Emmerich, M. et al. 5530 (8-4).

Emydgio [de Mello], L. et al. 2474 (8-7).

Engels, M.E. et al. 5255 (8-4); 5359 (3-2).

Essed, E. 93 (8-5b).

Estrela, M.R. & W. Bellusci 101-5476 (8-4); 106-6476
(8-4).

Everarts, A.P. 524 (8-5b).

Falcão, C.T. 5096 (8-6).

Faria, J.E.Q. et al. 409 (8-4).

Farias, R. et al. 304 (8-4).

Farney, C. & E.F. Batista 2057 (9-2).

Farney, C. & W. Rodrigues 1861 (2-3).

FEEP 13 (8-4); 100 (8-4); 230 (8-4).

Fernández, A. 2184 (8-6); 1100 (8-17).

Fernandez Casas, J. & J. Molero 6268 (8-4).

Fernández Casas, J. & Susanna 8366 (8-4).

Fernandez, J.L. et al. 16310 (8-4).

Fernandes, M.H. & B.R. Teixeira 275 (8-4).

Ferreira, A.R. s.n. (ex herb. Lusitanic.; Herb. Lus. M.
Geoffroy) (P P00748147) (8-4).

Ferreira, C.A.C. 7630 (8-17, as "C.A. Cid"); 9228 (8-4);
9718 (8-15, as "C.A. Cid"); 9769 (9-2).

Ferreira, C.A.C. (as "C.A. Cid") & J. Ramos 1074 (8-17).

Ferreira, C.A.C. et al. 12979 (8-5b).

Ferreira, H.D. 3021 (8-4); 3671 (8-4); 3672 (8-4).

Ferreira, M.B. 587 (8-4); 939 (8-4).

Ferreira, P.A. 26 (8-5b); 190 (8-5a); 735 (8-7); 845 (8-5a);
1628 (8-5b); 2882 (8-5a); 3635 (6-5); 4037 (8-5a); 4264
(8-17); 4301 (8-17); 4363 (8-5a).

Fiebrig, K. 4799 (8-4).

Fittkau, E.J. & D. Coelho s.n. (INPA No. 12773) (8-3);
s.n. (INPA No. 12805) (8-3);

Florschütz, J. & P.A. Florschütz 156 (8-5b); 1214 (8-5b);
1242 (8-11a); 1309 (8-5b); 1943 (8-5b).

Florschütz, J. & P.J.M. Maas 3116 (8-16).

Focke, H.C. s.n. (U 0016948) (8-5b); 60 (8-5b); 61 (8-7);
153 (8-5b).

Foldats, E. 2603 (4-2); 7108 (4-2); 2679 (8-17); 3529 (8-3);
**3678** (9-3); 3692 (9-3); 3830 (9-3).

Foldats, E. & J. Velazco 9528 (8-5b).

Fonseca, M.L. et al. 2612 (3-2); 3182 (8-4).

Fonseca, S. & E. Onishi 1542 (RB, UB);

Forest Department of British Guiana BW 156 (8-5b); BW
649 (8-5b); Field No. G-318 (Record No. 7397) (8-5b);
Field No. G-495 (Record No. 7510) (8-7); Field No. G-633
(Record No. 7648) (8-5b); Field No. 120 (Record N. 2729)
(6-1).

Forzza, R.C. & E.S. Leal 5928 (6-3).
Forzza, R.C. et al. 6632 (9-2); 7007 (8-5b); 7961 (8-3); 7999 (9-2); 8128 (1-1).

Fosberg, F.R. 19418 (8-4).

Fournet, A. 147 (8-5a).

Fraga, C.N. 2955 (8-5a).

Freund, R. & S. Freund R-28-B (8-5b).

Frickers, J. & H.J. Müller 7 (8-5b); 22 (8-5b).

Frões, R.L. & G. Addison 29039 (9-2).

Frões, R.L. & G.A. Black 27265 (8-5a); 27691 (8-5a).

Frões, R.L. 21251 (8-4); 22076 (8-3); 29911 (3-2); 29913 (8-4); 30128 (3-2); 33079 (8-5b).

Gaillard, A. 7 (8-3); 77 (8-5b); 191 (8-5b).

Galeano, G. et al. 911 (8-4), 2039 (8-4).

Galen Smith, S. & J.M. Idrobo 1398 (3-2).

Galvão, A.K.L. et al. 35 (8-5b).

Garcia Barriga, H. 8465 (8-4); 8466 (8-4 x 8-5b); 14901 (8-4).

Garcia, M.V.B. 008 (8-5b).

Gardner, G. 3224 (8-4); **5009** (8-4).

Garvizu, M. & A.M. Carrión 234 (8-6).

Gasche, J. & J. Desplats 91 (8-5b); 1268 (8-5b).

Gaudichaud, C., Herbier Imperial du Brésil N. 99 (3-1).

Geay, F. s.n. (P00729253) (3-2); s.n. (P00729254) (3-2); s.n. (P00748134) (8-17); 889 (8-5a).

Geijskes, D.C. s.n. (U 0016949) (8-5b).

Gemtchujnicov, J.D. & A. Janssen & 366 (US).

Gentry A.H. & P. Berry 14571 (8-3); 14979 (8-7).

Gentry, A.H. & J. Ramos 13298 (8-5b).

Gentry, A.H. & E. Zardini 50266 (8-5a).

Gentry, A.H. et al. 10462 (8-1); 10752 (8-5b).

Giacomin, L.L. & Y.F. Gouvêa 2131 (9-5).

Giacomin, L.L. et al. 2680 (8-5b).

Giacoppini, D.R. et al. 486 (8-6).

Gillespie, L.J. & H. Persaud 916 (1-1); 973 (8-7).

Gillespie, L.J. & S. Tiwari 2387 (8-7).

Gillespie, L.J. et al. 1349 (1-1); 1734 (8-5b); 1895 (8-5b); 2965 (8-5b).

Giovanni, F. s.n. (COL 000410421) (8-4).

Giulietti, A.M. et al. CFCR 13576 (8-4).

Glaziou, A. s.n. (P 00729458) (3-1); s.n. (P00729458) (3-1); 9887a (3-3a); 19725 (8-4); 20358 (8-4); 21519 (8-4); 21340 (3-1 *pro parte*); 21692 (3-1).

Gleason, H.A. 6 [= Appun 331] (6-1); 44 (8-5b); 45 (8-5b); 112 (8-9); **431** (8-9);483 (6-1); 703 (8-5b).

Gomes [without initials] 773 (8-4).

Gomes-Klein, V.L. et al. 2210 (8-4).

Gonggrijp, J.W. **58** (B.W. 5326) (8-5a).

Gongrrijp, J.W. & G. Stahel 805 (8-5b).

González, F. & R. Serna 3378 (8-5b).

Gonzalez, S. & M. Chaix 1440 (8-5a).

Goodland, R. 265 (8-5b); 846 (8-5b).

Goodland, R. & P.F. Maycock 422 (8-5b).

Goodland, R. & R. Persaud 653 (8-5b).

Görts-van Rijn, A.R.A. et al. 361 (8-5b); 453 (8-5b).

Gottsberger, G.K. & D.A. Posey 11-19183 (8-4).

Goudot, J. s.n. (P00728115) (3-2); s.n. (3-2);

Graham, E.H. 101 (8-5b).

Graham, V. 193 (6-1).

Granville, J.J. de B-5104 (8-17); 1129 (8-5b); 1135 (8-17); 1339 (8-5b); 2486 (8-11a); 2603 (8-5b); 2624 (8-16); 2855 (8-5a); 2888 (6-5); 3368 (8-17); 3808 (8-17); 3817 (8-5a); 4047 (8-17); 4295 (8-5a); 4746 (8-17); 4775 (8-5a); 4820 (8-5b); 6109 (8-5a); 6926 (8-5a); 7119 (8-7); 9307 (8-5a); 9729 (8-5a); 9916 (8-5a); 14377 (8-5a); 15060 (8-5a); 17626 (8-5a).

Granville, J.J. de & F. Crozier 13588 (8-17); 15619 (8-5a); 16302 (8-5a), 16568 (8-5a).

Granville, J.J. de & G. Cremers 2947 (8-5a); 3030 (8-17); 11825 (8-17); 12935 (8-5b); 13154 (8-7).

Granville, J.J. de & M. Rome 17592 (6-5).

Granville, J.J. de & O. Tostain 17038 (8-5a); 17343 (8-5a).

Granville, J.J. de et al. 5953 (8-17); 5974 (8-17); 12160 (8-5b); 12225 (8-17); 12244 (8-5b); 12437 (8-17); 13739 (8-5b); 14079 (8-17); 14801 (8-17); 15291 (8-5a); 15909 (8-5a); 17184 (8-7).

Grayum, M.H. 9755 (8-7).

Grayum, M.H. et al. 9018 (8-7);

Grenand, P. 1228 (8-5a); 2066 (8-5a).

Grewal, M.S. 212 (8-5b).

Grewal, M.S. & R. Persaud 110 (6-1).

Grisol, M. s.n. (P00729413) (8-6).

Gröger, A. et al. 1306 (8-5b).

Groppo Jr., M. et al. 916 (8-5b).

Grosourdý, R. 43 (8-5b).

Guánchez, F.M. 1996 (2-3).

Gusmão, E.F. de 269 (8-7);

Gutiérrez, E. et al. 1132 (3-3a).

Gutiérrez, G. & R.E. Schultes 654 (9-8); 943 (8-4); 1010 (8-4).

Hachenheim [initials unknown] 150 (8-7).

Hahn, W. 1769 (8-4).

Hahn, W. & D. Goupal 5516 (4-2).

Hahn, W. et al. 4023 (8-7); 4092 (1-1); 4461 (1-1); 4744 (8-5b); 5587 (8-5a).

Hallé, F. 441 (8-5a); 504 (8-7); 741 (8-5b); 805 (8-7); 805a (8-7).

Hammell, B.E. 20356 (8-7).

Hammel, B.E. et al. 15637 (10-1).

Harley, R.M. et al. 10443 (8-6); 55369 (3-1).

Harrison, S.G. 1283 (8-5b).

Hassler, E. 5961 (8-4); **7733** (8-4).

Hatschbach, G. 23537 (8-4); 23793 (8-4); 24610 (8-4);
32445 (8-4); 35962 (8-4).

Hatschbach, G. & C. Koczicki 33340 (8-4).

Hatschbach, G. et al. 56231 (8-4); 59871 (8-4); 60916 (8-6); 62218 (8-4); 62745 (3-2).

Hattori, E.K.O. et al. 200 (8-4); 216 (8-4).

Haught, O. 2216 (8-5b); 2622 (8-6); 3587 (8-5b).

Haxaire, C. 1028 (8-7).

Henderson, A. & R. Pereira de Lima 545 (8-5b).

Henkel, T.W. & M. Chin 335 (8-5b); 472a (8-5b); 5489 (8-5b).

Henkel, T.W. & B. Hoffman 154 (8-17); 217 (8-1).

Henkel, T.W. & R. James 3970 (8-5b).

Henkel, T.W. & R. Williams 2187 (8-7); 2357 (1-1); 2390 (8-5b).

Henkel, T.W. et al. **1449** (6-4); 2515 (8-5b); 2799 (8-5b); 4607 (8-7).

Hequet, V. 1150 (8-5a); 1240 (8-5a);

Herbier S.M. Roi Léopold III N. 332 (8-1).

Heringer, E.P. 6941 (8-4); 10765 (8-4); 11263 (8-4); 16714 (8-4); 18435 (8-4).

Heringer, E.P. & G. Eiten 14200 (8-4).

Heringer, E.P. et al. 2963 (8-4); 3090 (8-4); 3826 (8-4); 17017 (8-4).

Heringer Salles, A.E. 98 (8-4).

Hermann, F.J. 10959 (8-4); 10964 (8-6).

Hermano Gines 1569 (8-5b); 4538 (8-4).

Herzog, T. 1438 (8-4).

Heyligers, P.C. 342 (8-5b).

Hitchcock, A.S. 16981 (8-5a).

Hoene, F.C. 3220 (3-1); 3222 (3-1); 3223 (3-1); 3225 (3-1); 3233 (3-3a); 3234 (3-3a); 4297 (8-4); 4298 (8-4); 4800 (8-4); 5181 (3-1); 5202 (8-7); 6456 (8-4); 11414 (ex Com.

Rondon N. 3231 (3-2).

Hoff, M. 5068 (8-5a).

Hoff, M. & G. Cremers 5618 (8-5a).

Hoff, M. & J.J. de Granville 5474 (8-5a).

Hoff, M. et al. 6536 (8-17).

Hoffman, B. 1248 (8-5b); 2075 (8-5b); 3664 (8-5b).

Hoffman, B. & R. Foster 3549 (8-17).

Hoffman, B. & T. Henkel 3356 (1-1).

Hoffman, B. & G. Marco 2324 (8-7).

Hoffman, B. et al. 1849 (1-1).

Hollister, G. s.n. (8-5b).

Holst, B.K. 2994 (4-2); 3596 (4-2).

Holst, B.K. et al. 2052 (8-17); 2158 (1-1).

Holt, E.G. & E.R. Blake 570 (8-4); 640 (8-5b); 774 (8-6); 799 (8-3).

Holt, E.G. & W. Gehriger 305 (8-5b); 312 (8-5b); 329 (8-5b).

Hoock, J. s.n. (P00729335) (8-5a); s.n. (P00729336) (8-5a); s.n. (P00729338) (8-5a).

Hopkins, M.J.G. 545 (8-5b).

Hopkins, M.J.G. & E.L. da Encarnação 1978 (8-5b).

Hopkins, M.J.G. et al. 141 (8-4).

Hostmann, F.W.R. 663 (8-5b); **663a** (8-5b); 1121 (8-7).

Hostmann, F.W.R. & A. Kappler 150 (8-7); 507 (8-5b).

Householder, J.E. 2576 (8-5b); 3025 (8-6).

Huber, J. s.n. (Herb. Amaz. 1103; RB 15627) (8-5a); s.n. (Herb. Amaz. 3809) (8-7);

Huber, O. 555 (8-5b); 779 (8-5b); 1283 (8-5b); 1910 (9-5); 1974 (8-6); 2021 (9-5); 2420 (9-5); 2512 (9-5); 2691 (9-5); 3111 (9-5); 3199 (9-5); 3785 (8-5b); 3830 (9-5); 4109 (9-5); 4854 (9-5); 5053 (9-5); 5075 (2-2), 5127 (9-5); 6098 (2-2); 6192 (9-4); 9082 (4-2); 9436 (4-2); 9720 (4-2); 9822 (4-2); 9998 (8-1); 11181 (4-2); 11362 (4-2); 11765 (1-1); 12497 (1-1); 12518 (1-1); 12981 (4-1); 13281 (4-3), 13287 (4-3).

Huber, O. & C. Alarcón 6592 (8-5b); 6701 (3-3a); 7701 (8-1); 7713 (1-1), 10616 (1-1).

Huber, O. & J. Cerda 1480 (8-4); 2261 (8-4).

Huber, O. & M. Colella 8703 (4-2).

Huber, O. & N. Dezzeo 8602 (4-2).

Huber, O. & E. Medina 5654 (8-5b); **5786** (9-4); 5850 (2-2); 5945 (9-5); 8528 (4-2).

Huber, O. & J.A. Steyermark 6863 (4-2).

Huber, O. & S.S. Tillett 923 (8-3); 2900 (9-5); 5456 (9-5); 5499 (9-5); 5589 (9-5).

Huber, O. et al. 3748 (9-5); 7330 (1-1); 8055 (4-2); **8246** (8-12); 9904 (1-1), 9918 (1-1); 10782 (9-2).

Hulk, J.F. 56 (8-3).

Humbert, H. 27496 (8-5b).

Humbert, H. & A. Fernandez s.n. (P06772733) (8-6); s.n. (P06772734) (8-6); 27241 (8-4).

Hunt, D.R. & J.F. Ramos 5902 (3-3a); 5904 (3-3a).

Ibáñez García, A. & S. Bridgewater A480 (8-4).

Idrobo, J.M. 8874 (8-4).

Im Thurn, E.F. **29** (8-1).

Irwin, H.S. BG-94 (8-7); 570 (8-5b); 620 (8-5b); 622 (8-5b).

Irwin, H.S. & W.A. Egler 47543 (8-5a).

Irwin, H.S. & T.R. Soderstrom 5429 (3-1), 7264 (8-4).

Irwin, H.S. et al. 11011 (8-4); 11144 (8-4); 11978 (8-4); 12066 (8-4); 14789A (3-2); 15198 (3-2); 15951 (3-2); 15982 (8-4); **17014** (3-3b); 18816 (8-4); 21275 (8-4); 21605 (8-4); 21612 (8-4); 25101 (8-4); 25636 (8-4); 25766 (8-4); 25926 (8-4); 26440 (8-4); 34756 (8-4); 34901 (8-4); 48214 (8-7); 50965 (8-5a); 53958 (8-5b); 54056 (8-5b); 54214 (8-5b); 54223 (8-5b); 54918 (8-16); 55129 (8-16); 55946 (8-5b), 55963 (8-5b).

Jaccoud [initials unknown] s.n. (INPA 285) (8-5b).

Jacquemin, H. 1625 (8-5a).

Jansen-Jacobs, M.J. et al. 552 (8-5b); 884 (8-17); 1114 (8-5b); 1379 (8-5b); 1434 (8-5b); 1611 (8-17); 1836 (8-5b); 2512 (8-5b); 2615 (3-3a); 2796 (3-2); 3156 (8-5b); 4419
(8-5b); 4463 (8-5b); 4781 (3-2); 5114 (8-5a); 5376 (3-2); 5424 (8-5b); 6010 (8-14).

Jansma, J. s.n. (LBB 15525) (8-5b).

Janssen, A. & I. Gemtchujnicov 96 (8-4).

Janssen, A. & J.D. Gemtchujnicov 368 (3-3a).

Jaramillo, R. et al. 289 (8-4).

Jardim, J. et al. 5097 (8-7).

Jenman, G.S. s.n. (US00634732) (8-7); 294 (8-5b); 855 (8-5b); 945 (6-1); **1282** (7-1); **2388** (6-1); 2416 (8-10); 4096 (8-7); 4723 (8-5b); 5453 (8-5b); 5520 (8-5b); 7306 (8-7); 7338 (6-1);

Jonker-Verhoef, A.M.E. & F.P. Jonker 151 (8-5b); 323 (8-5b); 621 (8-7).

Junior, L. et al. 333 (8-4).

Junk, W. 175 (8-5b).

Kallin, G. 115 (8-5a).

Kalloo, M.B. B-643 (8-5b), B-984 (8-5b).

Kappler, A. 1890 (8-7); 2084 (8-5b).

Kawasaki, M.L. 171 (8-3).

Kawasaki, M.L. et al. 2 (8-5b).

Keel, S. & J. Guedes 300 (8-5b).

Kelloff, C.L. et al. 972 1-1).

Kennedy, H. 126 (8-5b).

Kennedy, H. & R. Ek 4759 (8-14).

Killeen, T. et al. 5562 (8-6); 7012 (8-6).

Killip, E.P. & A.C. Smith 24788 (8-4); 25909 (8-4); 26270 (8-4).

Kirkbride, J.H. Jr. 1697 (8-4); 3485 (8-4); 3655 (8-4); 5229 (8-4).

Klaenze [initials unknown] 114 (BR 824571) (8-7).

Klug, G. 2285 (8-4); 3543 (8-4).

Knab-Vispo, C. 1185 (8-5b).

Kock, C. s.n. (8-5b).

Kodjoed, J.F. 106 (8-5a).

Komura, D.L. et al. 1769 (8-5b); 1778 (8-5b).

Kooh, C.D.K. 88 (8-5b).

Koyama, T. & G. Agostini 7228 (8-5b).

Kral, R. & Á.C. González 70383 (1-1); 70500 (1-1).

Kral, R. et al. 71760 (8-5b); 71775 (3-2).

Kramer, K.U. & W.H.A. Hekking 2380 (8-5b); 2437 (8-7); 2503 (8-5b); 3032 (8-5b); 3200 (8-7).

Krapovickas, A. & C.L. Cristobal 42819 (8-4).

Krapovickas, A. et al. 14115 (8-4); 14179 (8-4).

Kuhlmann, J.G. s.n. (RB2842) (8-5b); s.n. (S10-27921) (8-5b); 37 (8-5b); 814 (8-5b); 851 (3-3a); 1486-K (3-1); 1648 (RB 110698) (8-5b); 2362-K (3-1); 2362 (8-6); 2364 (8-4); 3077 (3-1).

Kuntze, O. s.n. [US 00137736] (3-3a).

Kvist, L.P. et al. 3 (8-5b); 101 (1-1); 227 (8-7).

Labat, J.-N. 212 (8-5a).

Lachenaud, O. 1014 8-5a); 1739 (8-5a).

Lance, K. & C. Bird 18 (8-7).

Lang, H. 133 (8-5b).

Lanjouw, J. 755 (8-5b); 1006 (8-5b); 1251 (8-5b).

Lanjouw, J. & J.C. Lindeman 183a (8-5b); 198 (8-5b); 657 (8-3), 757 (8-5b); 844 (8-3); 1601 (8-5b); 1618 (8-5b); 1619 (8-5b); 1621 (8-5b); 2999 (8-5b); 3000 (8-5b); 3270 (8-5b); 3315 (8-5b); 3316 (8-5b).

Lanjouw, J. et al. 760 (8-5b).

Lardinois, H. 25 (8-5b).

Larpin, D. 697 (8-17); 864 (8-5a).

Lasser, T. 130 (3-3a); **145** (3-3a); 1457 (8-1); 1824 (1-1); 1893 (8-1).

Leblond, J.B. s.n. (P00729382) (8-5a).

Leclerc, A. 36 (8-5a), 37 (8-5a); 77 (8-5a).

Leeuwenberg, A.J.M. 11628 (8-5a).

Leguillou, E.J.F. s.n. (P00729305, P00729308); (8-5a).

Leng, H. 159 (8-7).

Leprieur, J.P. s.n. (P00729395, P00729396) (8-5a); s.n. (BM 000614351) (8-5a); s.n. (FI-Webb 080082) (8-5a); s.n. (P00729393) (8-5a); 36 (8-5a).

Leschenault de la Tour, J.B.L.T. 392 (8-5a).

Lescure, J.P. 42 (8-5a); 81 (8-5a); 599 (8-5a).

Lewis, W.H. et al. **2822** (8-7).

Liesner, R.L. 3395 (8-4); 16102 (5-1); 17201 (8-1); 18040 (4-3); 18066 (4-3); 19267 (8-1); 20594 (8-1); 23047 (4-2); 23309 (4-2); 24412 (8-1).

Liesner, R.L. & G. Carnevali 22732 (9-4); 22930 (8-5b).

Liesner, R.L. & F. Delascio **22153** (5-2).

Lima, A. 58-3133 (8-4).

Lima, A.M. 69 (8-4).

Lima, J. 450 (8-5b); 464 (8-5b); 467 (8-5b).

Lima, J. & B. Nelson 734 (8-5b).

Lima de Souza, J. 307 (3-2).

Lima Jr., G.A. 31 (8-6).

Lindeman, J.C. 4263 (8-5b).

Lindman, C.A.M. A2443 (8-6); A2731 (8-4).

Lobato, L.C.B. 3246 (8-5a); 3452 (8-7).

Lofgren, A. 1337 (3-1).

Lopes, C.G. et al. 149 (3-2).

Lopez-Palacios, S. et al. 4334 (8-6).

Lorkie, J.R. 214 (8-5b).

Lourteig, A. 1783 (8-5a).

Lowe, J. 3953 (8-5b); 4028 (8-5b); 4080 (8-5b); 4271 (8-5b).

Lowrie, S.R. et al. 560 (8-4).

Luetzelburg, P. 20448 (3-2); 20708 (8-5b); 20811 (8-5b); 20816 (8-5b); 20821 (8-5b); 20868 (8-5b); 21502 (8-5b); 22041 (8-5b); 22073 (8-5b); 22180 (8-4); 22412 (8-5b).

Lund, P. s.n. (8-4); s.n. (8-4); s.n. (8-4).

Luschnath, B. 87 (C.F.P. Martius Herb. Fl. Bras. N. 594 and N. 1315) (8-7); 100 (BR 824559) (8-7).
Luteyn, J.L. & J.A. Steyermark 9437 (5-1).

Luteyn, J.L. et al. 6264 (8-1); 6278 (1-1); 9475 (4-2).

Maas, P.J.M. & H. Maas 278 (8-5b).

Maas, P.J.M. & J.A. Tawjoeran s.n. (LBB 5215) (8-5b); s.n. (LBB 10910) (8-5b); s.n. (LBB 11037) (8-5b).

Maas P.J.M. & L.Y.T. Westra 3702 (8-5b); 3754 (8-5b); 4100 (3-2); 4101 (3-3a).

Maas, P.J.M. et al. 2332 (8-7); 5512 (8-5b); 5716 (1-1); 6937 (8-4); 7346 (8-5b); 7380 (8-5b).

Macedo, A. 1466 (8-4); 3334 (3-1); 5537 (3-1); 5913 (3-1).

Macedo, M. & R. Godinho s.n. (UFMG 3596) (8-4).

Madison, P.I. et al. PFE-447 (8-4).

Madsen, J.E. & C. Rosales 8140 (8-4).

Magalhães, D. 1 (= G. Black 51-12816) (8-5b).

Maguire, B. 24314 (8-16); 24774 (8-16); 33244 (1-1); 33357 (1-1); 33700 (1-1); 33733 (8-1).

Maguire, B. & D.B. Fanshawe 22964 (6-1); 23086 (8-7); 23169 (1-1); 32559 (1-1); 23472 (8-5b).

Maguire, B. & C.K. Maguire 40147 (8-5b); 40392 (4-2).

Maguire, B. & L. Politi 27324 (8-5b); 27326 (8-5b); 27541 (4-3); 27801 (4-3); 28449 (4-3); 28582 (4-3).

Maguire, B. & G. Stahel 23663 (8-5b).

Maguire, B. & J.J. Wurdack 33922 (1-1); 34479 (8-6); 34918 (8-5b); 34951 (8-5b); 35558 (2-3); 35564 (9-5).

Maguire, B. et al. 29695 (4-3); 29810 (4-3); 30058 (4-3); 30129 (4-3); 30142 (4-3); 30263 (4-3); 30458 (8-3); 30549 (9-5); 30811 (8-6); 30868 (9-6); 30878 (9-6); 36046 (8-3); 36280 (9-5); 36353 (9-5); 36474 (8-5b); 36672 (2-2); 36960 (5-1); 37011 (5-1); 37011-A (5-1); 37175 (5-1); 37512 (9-8); 37570 (9-7); 37592 (2-2); 37639 (9-5); 40639 (8-5b); 41438 (9-5); 41603 (9-8); 40637 (1-1); 41665 (2-2); 42120 (5-1); 42171 (5-1); 45974A (8-5b); 46184A (8-5b); 47066 (8-5a); 53733 (8-17); 54223 (8-5b); 56988 (8-4).

Maia, L.A. et al. 722 (8-4).

Malme, G.O.A. s.n. (8-4); s.n. (8-4); 1578 (3-2), 1578t (3-2); 1654 (3-2); 1654a (3-2); 1654b (3-2); 1662 (3-3a); 1694 (3-2); 2260 (3-3a); 3260 (3-3a); 3413 (3-2).

Marimon, B.S. & P.G. Delprete BS-975 (3-3a); BS-976 (3-3a).

Martin, J. 77 (8-5a).

Martinelli, G. 6869 (RB 202995) (9-2).

Martinelli, G. et al. 6929 (9-2); 7074 (8-15); 17518 (8-5b); 17267 (9-2); 18392 (1-1); 18506 (8-4).

Martins, C.R. 1403 (8-4), 2318 (8-4).

Martius, C.F.P. s.n. (NY 02690174) (8-7); s.n. (Herb. Reg. Monac. Duplum 186) (8-4); s.n. (Herbar. Florae Brasil. No. 594) (8-7); Iter Brasil. 2884 (3-1); Iter Brasil. 2885 (3-1); Iter Brasil. 2886 (3-1); Iter Brasil. 2907 (3-1); Iter Brasil. 2908 (3-1).

Martyn, E.B. 292 (8-7); 381 (6-1).

Mattos, L.A. et al. 1291 (8-7).

McConnell F.V. & J.J. Quelch 653 (4-2).

McDowell, T. 3779 (8-10); 4055 (8-5b); 4597 (1-1); 4824 (8-9).

McDowell, T. & D. Gopaul 2403 (8-5b); 3023 (1-1); 3209 (8-5b); 3478 (8-17); 3506 (8-5b); 3571 (6-1).

McDowell, T. & B. Hoffman 4761 (8-5b).

McDowell, T. & A. Stobey 3853 (6-4).

McDowell, T. et al. 1934 (8-7); 1984 (8-5b); 4189 (8-7).

Medri, M.E. 51 (8-5b).

Melin, D. 253 (8-4).

Mélinon, E.M. 42 (8-5a);

Mell, C.D. & R.C. Mell 226 (8-5b).

Mello Barreto, H.L. s.n. (8-4); 10515 (8-4).

Mello Barreto, H.L. & A.C. Brade 10158 (8-4).

Mello, F.C. s.n. (MG 25352) (8-5b); s.n. (INPA 2040) (8-5b).

Melo, A. et al. 399 (8-5b); 1016 (8-5b).

Melo, E. & F. França 619 (8-4).

Mendes Magalhães, G. 2299 (8-4).

Mendes, M.R.A. 17 (3-2).

Mendes, S. et al. 361 (8-4).

Mendonça, R.C. 101 (8-4); 1320 (8-4).

Mendonça, R.C. & C. Fagg 6124 (3-2).

Mennega, A.M.W. 13 (8-5b); 491 (8-5b).

Mennega, A.M.W. & J. Koek-Noorman 894 (8-5b).

Merlier, H. GY-242 (8-5a).

Michelangeli, F.A. 2565 (1-1).

Michelangeli, F.A. et al. 2307 (7-1).

Miller, J.S. et al. 9300 (8-5b); 9306 (8-5b).

Miranda, F.E. & M.C.C. Miranda 817 (8-5b).

Miranda, I.S. 187 (8-5b); 242 (8-5b); 257 (8-5b); 715 (8-5b); 881 (8-5b); 1122 (8-5b).

Miranda, I.S. & P.J.D. Silva 1576 (8-4).

Miranda, S.C. 1003 (8-4).

Miranda, V.C. de s.n. (MG 3200) (3-2).

Molina, J.A. & F.A. Barkley 18-V-161 (8-6).

Molino, J.F. & D. Sabatier 2252 (8-5a).

Monteiro, O.P. & R. Lisboa 1339 (8-5b).

Monteiro, O.P. & J. Ramos 835 (8-4).

Moore, H.E. Jr. et al. 9731 (1-1).

Moore, S. 435 (8-6); 801 (8-4).

Moraes, M.A. & E. Fernandez 221 (9-2).

Moraes, M.D. et al. 607 (8-4).

Morbeck, A.E. & D. Alvarenga 51 (8-4).

Moretti, C. 1191 (8-5a).

Mori, S.A. 25584 (8-7).

Mori, S.A. & F. Benton 12892 (8-7).

Mori, S.A. & R. Cardoso 17266 (8-5a).

Mori, S.A. & N.P. Smith 25056 (8-17).

Mori, S.A. et al. 8039 (8-5b); 8183 (8-5b); 8261 (6-1); 17334 (8-5a); 25198 (8-5a); 25776 (8-5a); 25857 (8-17).

Mota, C.D.A. s.n. (INPA 60348) (8-4); s.n. (8-5b).
Mota, N.F.O. et al. 3406 (3-3a).
Mozart [without initials] s.n. (HAMAB No. 2172) (8-5a).
Munhoz, C.B.R. et al. 3132 (3-2).
Murillo, J. et al. 215 (9-8);
Mutchnick, P. 1143 (8-5b).
Mutchnick, P. et al. 156 (6-4); 188 (1-1); 361 (8-14).

Nadruz, M. et al. 2861 (1-1).
Nascimento, O.C. et al. 198 (8-5b).
Nee, M. 34644 (8-6); 41158 (3-3a); 41709 (8-4); 44897 (8-4).
Nelson, B. et al. 1414 (8-5b).
Neto, A.F. 5 (8-4).
Neto, S.V. & Melo, G.A.R. 591 (8-5a).
Netto, D.A.M. 14 (8-4).
Nitta, A. & A. Yoshida 17565 (8-5b).
Nogueira, M.G.C. et al. 498 (9-2).
Novato et al. 14 (8-4).

Oldeman, R.A.A. B-2190 (8-11a); B-2473 (8-5a); B-2484 (8-5a); B-2724 (8-7); B-2750A (8-7); B-3353 (8-5a); B-3885 (8-5a); 1499 (8-5a); 3217 (8-5a).
Oldeman, R.A.A. & C. Sastre 2 (8-5a); 309 (8-5a x 8-5b).
Oldenburger, F.H.F. et al. 674 (8-5b).
Oliveira, A.A. et al. 176 (8-5b);
Oliveira C.G. Jr. et al. 14 (3-2).
Oliveira, C.T. et al. 444 (3-1).
Oliveira, E. 1843 (8-5b); 1973 (8-4); 2002 (8-4).
Oliveira, J.E. de 45 (8-4).
Oliveira, M.A.F. s.n. (8-4).
ORSTOM – IFAT s.n. (P P00729444–P00729450)].

Pantanal do Poconé 25 (3-3a).
Pastore, J.F.B. 203 (8-4).
Paula, N. de et al. 16 (8-5b).
Paz, J.R.L. 49 (8-4).
Pearce, R.W. s.n. (BM) (8-4).
Pedersen, T.M. 15974 (8-4); 9383 (8-4).
Pennell, F.W. 1450 (8-4).
Perdiz, P.O. et al. 1354 (8-5b); 1931 (8-5b).
Pereira, E. 7420 (8-4).
Pereira, E. et al. 245 (8-6).
Pereira, J.B. et al. 13083 (8-4).
Pereira, L.A. & J.P. Reis 295 (8-5a).
Pereira, L.A. & M.A.C. Santos 166 (8-5a).
Pereira, L.A. et al. 98 (8-5a).
Persson, C. et al. 3284 (8-4).
Pessoa, M.C. & J. Maciel 858 (8-5b).
Pessoa, M.C. & E.A. Santos 826 (8-5b).
Pessoa, M.C. et al. 855 (8-5b).
Pessoni, L.A. 335 (1-1).
Petitbon, J. 59 (8-5a).

Philcox, D. & A. Ferreira 4037 (8-4); 4476 (8-4).
Philcox, D. & E. Ramcharan 8167 (8-5b).
Philcox D. et al. 3656 (8-6).
Pilger, R. 400 (3-2).
Pimenta Velloso, H. 837 (8-7).
Pinkus, A.S. 21 (8-5b).
Pinto, E.P. & P. Bernal O. 1575 (8-6).
Pinto, L.C. et al. 21 (8-5a).
Pinto, P. & C. Sastre 1291 (8-5b).
Pinto, R.B. et al. 528 (8-5b).
Pipoly, J.J. & K. Alfred 7880a (8-5b); 7969 (8-5b).
Pipoly, J.J. & G. Gharbarran 9575 (8-5b); 10147 (8-7); 10846 (1-1).
Pipoly, J.J. & G. Samuels 10739 (1-1).
Pipoly, J.J. et al. 7210 (4-2); 7245 (4-2); 9385 (8-5b); 9457 (8-5b); 10478 (1-1); 11177 (8-17); 11332 (8-5b).
Pires, J.M. 235 (8-4); 756 (8-5b); 1263 (3-3a); 3381 (8-7); 3644 (8-6); 9007 (8-4); 51049 (Irwin number) (8-5a).
Pires, J.M. & G.A. Black 1143 (8-5b); 2164 (3-2); 2280 (3-2); 2391 (3-2); 2409a (3-2).
Pires, J.M. & P.B. Cavalcante 51977 (Irwin number) (8-5a); 52622 (Irwin number) (8-5a).
Pires, J.M. & N.T. Silva 546 (6-3); 4226 (8-5b); 4795 (8-5a).
Pires, J.M. & L.Y.T. Westra 48878 (Irwin number) (8-5a).
Pires, J.M. et al. 9514 (8-4); 14330 (8-5b).
Pittier, H. 7507 (8-4), 14952 (= Lasser, T. 130) (3-3a).
Plowman, T. et al. 9077 (8-4).
Pohl, J.E. s.n. (BR 824753) (BR); 1130 (878d) (8-4); 3326 (3-3a).
Poiteau, P.A. s.n. (P00729387, P00729388, P00729389) (8-5a).
Poncy, O. 2869 (8-5b).
Pott, V.J. et al. 5385 (8-4).
Potter, D. 5341 (8-5b).
Prado, A.L. 959 (8-6); 2009 (3-2); 2022 (3-3a); 2035 (3-2); 5103 (8-6).
Prado, A.L. & H. Freitas Leitão Filho 329 (8-4).
Prado, A.L. et al. 2767 (3-2); 2783 (3-3a).
Prance, G.T. & O. Huber 28243 (4-2); 28272 (4-2).
Prance, G.T. & T.D. Pennington 1867 (8-7).
Prance, G.T. & G.B. Schaller 26249 (3-2).
Prance, G.T. et al. 3623 (8-5b); 4245 (8-5b); 5518 (8-4); 8187 (8-4); 8592 (8-4); 9183 (8-5b); 10436 (8-5b S); 10528 (8-14); 15315 (8-3); 15472 (2-1), 16199 (2-1); 28853 (9-2); 28939 (9-2); 29680 (9-2); 29798 (9-2); 29861 (9-5); 30048 (8-5b); 30292 (8-4).
Prata, E.M.B. et al. 789 (9-5); 930 (9-5).
Prévost, M.F. 1252 (8-5a); 3830 (8-5a).
Prévost, M.-F. & D. Barthélémy 3699 (8-17).
Procter, J. 4700 (8-5b).
Proença, C.E.B. 1059 (8-4).
Proença, C.E.B. & S.A. Harris 3473 (8-4).

Proença, C.E.B. et al. 4327 (8-4).

Pruski, J. & O. Huber 3556 (4-2); 3582 (4-2).

Pruski, J. & J.A. Steyermark 1368 (8-1); 1417 (1-1); 1441 (8-1).

Pruski, J. et al. 3424 (8-4).

Pulle, A.A. 222 (8-11a); 226 (8-5b); 250 (8-5b).

Purseglove, J.W. 6462 (8-5b).

Purwanto, Y. 79 (8-5a).

Quelch, J.J. & F. McConnell 195 (8-1); 198 (8-1).

Quinet, A. et al. 2153 (8-4).

Rabelo, B.V. s.n. (Museu Ângelo Costa Lima N. 1412) (8-5a); RN 1545 (8-5a); s.n. (HAMAB No. 1412) (8-5a); 1303 (8-5a); 1545 (8-5a).

Rabelo, B.V. et al. 2544 (8-5a).

Ramírez Aranço, J.G. et al. 9259 (3-3a).

Ramírez, N. 976 (8-1); 3552 (1-1); 3553 (1-1); 3742 (1-1); 4077 (1-1).

Ramos, A.E. 168 (8-4); 178 (8-4).

Ramos, J.F. 1890 (8-5b).

Ramos, P.C.M. 340 (8-4).

Ramsammy, J.R. 13 (8-5b).

Ratter, J.A. et al. R-5393 (8-5b); R-6189 (8-5b).

Raynal, A. & C. Tirel 18302 (8-5a); 18452 (8-5a).

Rebellato, L. 196 (3-2).

Rebellato, L. & L. Ferraz 212 (8-6).

Redden, K. et al. 7089 (1-1).

Reeder, D. s.n. (LBB 13464) (8-5b).

Reinhardt, G.T. s.n. (8-4).

Rentz, J. 14277 (4-2).

Resende, I.L.M. 405 (8-4); 3363 (3-1), 4027 (3-1);

Rezende, J.L.M. et al. 691 (8-4).

Ribeiro, B.G.S. 391 (8-3); 692 (8-3); 698 (8-3); 1654 (8-17).

Richard, H. & F. Bagadi 703 (8-17).

Richard, L.C.M. s.n. (P02273205) (6-5); s.n. (P00729306) (8-5a); s.n. (P00729383) (8-5a); s.n. (P00729384) (8-5a).

Richards, P.W. 6515 (8-6).

Riedel, L. 141 (8-6); 142 (Herb. Hort. Petropol. 139) (8-7); 409 (3-1); 764 (Herb. Hort. Petropol. 137) (8-4); 876 (Herb. Hort. Petropol. 138) (8-4).

Riveiro, I.S. et al. 327 (8-4).

Rizzo, J.A. 9538 (8-4); 9861 (3-2).

Rizzo, J.A & A.M. Barbosa 468 (8-4); 2127 (3-1); 3229 (8-4); 3268 (8-4); 3419 (8-4); 3617 (8-4); 4918-A (8-4); 5081 (8-4); 5102 (8-4); 5457-A (3-1); 5759-A (8-4); 6023-A (8-4).

Rizzo, J.A. et al. 12860 (8-4); 12983 (8-4).

Robert, A. 333 (8-4); 364 (8-4); 364b (8-4).

Robinson, H.E. 85-0054 (8-5b).

Rocha, A.E.S. & S.V.C. Neto 1327 (8-5a).

Rocha, A.E.S. 1131 (8-5a).

Rodrigues, A.S. et al. 115 (8-4).

Rodrigues, I.A. et al. 803 (8-5b).

Rodrigues, W. 11 (8-5b); 145 (8-5b); 770 (8-5b); 10059 (8-5a).

Rodrigues, W. & J. Chagas 3607 (8-5b); 3640 (8-5b).

Rodrigues, W. & D. Coelho 5866 (8-5b).

Rodrigues, W. et al. 10653 (9-2); 10662 (9-2).

Rodríguez, M. et al. 1514 (9-5).

Rohr, J.P.B. s.n. (“dedit Vahl”) (8-7); s.n. (8-5a); 43 (8-5a).

Roi Léopold III Herbier N. 332 (8-1).

Rombouts, H.E. 101 (8-5b); 223 (8-5b); 223bis (8-2); 332 (8-5b); 603 (8-5b); 807 (8-5b); 885 (8-5b).

Romero, G.A. 1693 (8-3); 1756 (8-3).

Romero, G.A. et al. 2168 (8-3).

Rosa, N.A. 6 (8-5a); 3071 (8-4).

Rosa, N.A. & M.R. Cordeiro 1562 (9-2).

Rosa, N.A. & S.B. Lira 2268 (9-2).

Rosa, N.A. & O.C. Nascimento 2564 (3-2).

Rosa, N.A. & H. Vilar 2780 (8-5b).

Rosa N.A. et al. 4201 (8-5a).

Roth, L. 1729 (8-4).

Rova, J.H.E. et al. 1901 (8-5a); 1980 (8-5a); 1981 (8-5a); 2005 (8-7); 2018 (8-5a); 2068 (8-16).

Rudge, E. s.n. (BM 000614350) (8-5a).

Rueda, R.M. et al. 1847 (8-7).

Ruiz-Terán, L. 4286 (8-5b); 4295 (8-5b); 4327 (8-3); 4968 (8-5b).

Rusby, H.H. 2461 (8-4).

Sacco, J. 2014 (8-4).

Saddi, N. et al. 3383 (8-4).

Sagot, P.A. s.n. (P00729301, P00729304) (8-5a); 1246 (P [P00729303]).

Saint-Hilaire, A. s.n. (P P00729270) (3-1); Catal. B1 1817 (3-1); Catal. C1 No. 729 (8-4); C1 747 (3-1); Catal. C1 977bis (3-1); Catal. C2 No. 2278 (8-4); 1929 (3-1).

Saldias, M. et al. 2897 (3-3a).

Salick, J. 7302 (8-4).

Salinas, N.R. et al. 601 (9-5).

Salomão, R.P. et al. 1384 (8-5b).

Sandwith, N.Y. 256 (6-1); 655 (8-5b); 1274 (8-7); 1346 (1-1); 1437 (8-7).

Sanoja, E. 1027 (8-5b).

Sant'Ana, S.C. de et al. 615 (8-7).

Santo, M.A.C. & Martins, M.H.A. 283 (8-5a).

Santos, A.A. et al. 612 (8-4); 1289 (8-4); 1708 (8-4).

Santos, E. & J. Secco 1781 (8-4).

Santos, J.F. dos 5841 (3-1).

Santos, J.L. dos 260 (8-5b).

Santos, J.R. et al. 969 (8-4).

Santos, J.U. & C.S. Rosário 420 (8-4).
Santos, M. s.n. (R 150197) (8-4).

Santos, M.C.V. et al. 288 (8-4).

Santos, M.R. **414** (6-3).

Santos, O.A. 221 (8-5b).

Santos, T.S. dos 2374 (8-7).

Sardelli, L.F. et al. 237 (8-4), 265 (8-4).

Sarquis, R.S.F.R. et al. 62 (6-3).

Sartou, C. 168 (8-5a); 191 (8-5a); 807 (8-5b).

Sastre, C. 863 (8-6); 883 (8-6); 920 (8-4); 1328 (8-5a); 1538 (8-5b); 1539 (8-17); 1713 (8-5b); 2259 (8-4); 3507 (8-5b); 4458 (8-5a); 4772 (8-5a); 4480 (8-17); 4526 (8-17); 5765 (8-7); 6225 (8-17).

Sastre, C. & P. Pinto 1007 (8-4).

Sastre, C. & H. Raichel D. 5150 (9-8).

Sastre, C. et al. 3822 (8-5a); 3855 (8-5b); 8150 (8-7); 9082 (8-3), 9083 (8-3).

Sato, M.N. 23 (8-4).

Schessi, M. 2627b (3-2).

Schiefer, H. 800 (8-4).

Schlim, L. **548** (8-5b).

Schnell, R. 9223 (8-5b); 11067 (8-5a); 11123 (8-5a); 11375 (8-7).

Schomburgk, R.H. [Robert], **s.n.** [K without barcode] (1-1); s.n. (FI-Webb) (8-5b); Ser. I, 15 (8-5b); Ser. I, 95 (8-5b); Ser. I, 723 (8-5b); **ser. II, 464** (= R.M. [Richard] Schomburgk **744**) (3-2).

Schultes, R.E. & I. Cabrera 13957 (8-4); 17864 (8-4); 19251 (8-4); 22716 (8-3).

Schultes, R.E. 24242 (8-4); **5448** (9-8).

Schultes, R.E. et al. 18065 (8-3); 18094 (8-3).

Schultz J.P. s.n. (LBB 10471) (8-16); s.n. (U 0016944) (8-5b); s.n. (LBB 10023) (8-5b); s.n. (LBB 10432) (8-5b); 7610a (8-5b); 7819 (8-5b).

Schultz J.P. & J.G. Wessels Boer s.n. (LBB 10223) (8-16).

Schunke-Vigo, J. 5349 (8-4).

Schwacke, C.A.W. 181 (coll. III) (8-5b).

Seeman, B.C. **347** (3-2).

Sellow, F. s.n. (BM 000614345) (8-7); s.n. (S 10-27501) (8-7); s.n. (S 10-27503) (8-7).

Semir, J. 4261 (8-4).

Service Forestier s.n. (P00729315) (8-5b); 3034 (8-5a); 3493 (8-5a); 3591 (8-5a); 3680 (8-5a); 3685 (8-5a); 4544 (8-5b).

Sette, E.L. et al. 14 (4-2).

Silland, P. & R. Girault 372 (8-7).

Silland, P. et al. 835 (8-7).

Silva, F.C. 188 (8-4).

Silva, G.P. 10661 (3-2).

Silva, G.P. & G.A. Moreira 12469 (8-4); 12760 (8-4).

Silva, G.P. et al. 3379 (8-4); 6038 (8-4); 7100 (8-4); 8794 (8-4); 9783 (8-4).

Silva, J.A. et al. 386 (2-2); 550 (8-5b); 585 (8-5b); 857 (8-5b).

Silva, J.C. 120 (9-5).

Silva, J.D. & M. Emmerich 1002 (8-4).

Silva, M. 262 (8-5b).

Silva, M.A. da 6049 (8-4).

Silva, M.A. da & E.C. Lopes 924 (8-4).

Silva, M.A. da et al. 581 (8-4).

Silva, M.F. et al. 1404 (8-5b); 1740 (8-3).

Silva, M.G. & R. Bahia 3104 (8-4).

Silva, M.G. & A. Pinheiro 4139 (8-4).

Silva, M.G. & C. Rosário 3904 (8-6).

Silva, N.T. 555 (3-2); 2491 (8-5a); 3862 (8-4); 3863 (8-4); 4583 (8-5b).

Silva, N.T. & U. Brazão **60907** (5-2).

Simon, M.F. et al. 2929 (8-4).

Simonis, J.E. 227 (8-4).

Skorupa, L.A. & J.N. Silveira 341 (8-4).

Smith A.C. 2106 (6-1); 2390 (8-5b).

Soares, E.A. 1842 (8-4).

Soares, M.V.B. & W.L.S. Silva 103 (8-5a).

Solomon, J.C. et al. 7137 (8-4).

Souza, H.B. s.n. (8-4).

Souza, H.C. de 19 (8-5b).

Sousa, J.L. 15 (8-4).

Souza, C. & Rabelo, B. C-50 (8-5a).

Souza, M.G.C. & G. Teixeira 456 (8-5a), 533 (8-5a).

Souza, M.G.C. & M.R. Pietrobom 1213 (8-4).

Souza, R. in Richards 6878 (8-6).

Souza, V.S. et al. 14628 (8-4); 15109 (8-4); 15225 (8-4); 15742 (8-4); 17423 (8-4); 18488 (8-4); 39639 (8-4).

Splitgerber, F.L. s.n. (BM 000614321) (8-5b); s.n. (P00729339) (8-5b); 937 (8-7).

Sprague, C.J. 7 (8-6).

Sprague, T.A. 57 (3-2).

Spruce, R. s.n. (8-6); s.n. (NY 02693444); s.n. (BM 000614335) (8-5b); s.n (FI-Webb 080079) (8-5b); s.n. (P00748124, P00748125) (8-5b); s.n. (RB 17399) (8-5b); 299 (8-6); 677 (3-3a); 994 (8-5b); **1027** (3-3a); 1132 (8-5b); **2051** (8-4); 2908 (8-5b); **3392** (9-8); 3620 (8-7); **3652** (8-6); 3665 (8-3), 4602 (8-4).

Stahel, G. & J.W. Gonggrijp BW 6552 (8-7); 3157 (8-5b).

Stahel, G. 73 (8-5a); 7049 (8-5b); **7168** (8-16).

Stannard, B.L. 67 (8-5b).

Steege, H. ter & G.J. ter Steege 407 (8-5b).

Stein, B.A. et al. 1636 (5-1).

Steinbach, J. 5481 (8-4); 6965 (8-4).

Stergios, B. & P. Stergios 8802 (3-2).

Stergios, B. & J. Velazco 14114 (8-7); 14562 (9-4).

Stergios, B. et al. 15768 (4-3); 5392 (8-5b); 9537 (8-5b); 16213 (8-5b).

Stevens, W.D. & O.M. Montiel 24668 (8-7).

Stevens, W.D. et al. 25080 (8-7).

Steward, W.C. et al. 142 (3-3a); 251 (3-3a).
Steyermark J.A. **39520** (10-1); 57576 (8-5b); 58030 (4-3); 58240 (4-3); 58335 (4-3); 58348 (4-3); 58649 (8-1); 58860 (4-2); 59359 (1-1); 59670 (1-1); 59740 (4-2); 59801 (4-2); 60233 (1-1); 60297 (8-1); 60896 (4-2); 62237 (8-5b); 74881 (4-2); 75281 (8-5b); 75781 (4-2); 86259 (8-7); 86390 (8-7); 86515 (8-5b); 86713 (8-7); 86731 (8-7); 87252 (8-7); 87445 (8-5b); 87966 (8-5b); 88332 (8-5b); **89276** (8-5b); 93501 (4-2); **97837** (4-1); 111276 (8-1).

Steyermark, J.A. & G. Bunting 102712 (8-5b).

Steyermark, J.A. & B. Holst 130685 (4-3); 130731 (4-3).

Steyermark, J.A. & O. Huber 131116 (8-6).

Steyermark, J.A. & J.L. Luteyn 129788 (5-1; = Luteyn & Steyermark 9437).

Steyermark, J.A. & S. Nilsson 520 (8-17); 837 (8-17); 537 (8-1), 694 (8-1); 60348 (1-1); 60644 (1-1).

Steyermark, J.A. & M. Rabe 96664 (8-5b).

Steyermark J.A. & J.J. Wurdack 743 (4-2), 1004 (4-2).

Steyermark, J.A et al. 104111 (1-1); 106626 (8-1); 109333 (4-1), **109765** (4-1), 111209 (8-4); 112493 (4-2); 113871 (8-6); 113887 (8-5b); **115598** (8-8); 115732 (4-2); 119526 (8-5b); 124538 (4-3); 122563 (8-3); 124334 (4-2); 125914 (4-3); 126073 (4-3); 126338 (4-3); 126399 (4-3); 128081-A (4-2); 128311 (4-2); 128668 (4-2); 128765 (4-2); 128916 (4-2); 129900 (4-2); 131389 (8-5b); 131518 (8-3); 131970 (8-5b).

Stockdale, F.A. 8775 (6-1).

Stoffers, A.L. et al. 360 (8-5b); 388 (8-5b); 435 (8-5b); 440 (8-5b); 508 (8-5b).

Strudwick, J.J. et al. 3481 (8-5a); 4348 (8-5b).

Suárez P., S. 42 (3-3a).

Sucre, D. 10580 (8-4).

Sulityerber [initials unknown] s.n. (P00729417) (8-7).

Swallen, J.R. 9608 (8-4).

Systma, K.J. et al. 5122 (9-5).

Tamayo, F. 2769 (8-1); 3492 (8-5b).

Tate, G.H.H. 98 (8-3); 288 (8-1); 388 (4-2); 427 (4-3); **623** (4-3); **730** (4-3); 1016 (4-3); **1179** (4-2).

Taxonomy Class of the UnB 1236 (8-4); s.n. (8-4).

Teixeira, L.O.A. et al. 359 (8-4); 419 (8-4); 1256 (8-4).

Tepe, E.J. et al. 561 (8-17).

Terezo, E.F. s.n. (INPA 60513) (4-2); 23 (4-2).

Thomas, W.W. & G.K. Rogers 2680 (9-5).

Thomas, W.W. et al. 4303 (8-6); 12065 (8-7).

Thomé, M.L.M. s.n. (UB) (8-4).

Tillett, S.S. & C.J. Zorrilla F. 751-49 (4-3); 751-49a (4-3).

Tillett, S.S. et al. 745-319 (9-5); **45114** (8-13).

Tiwari, S. & A. Mengharini 487 (7-1); 515 (8-9).

Todzia, C. et al. 2286 (8-5b); 2288 (8-6).

Toriola-Marbot, D. 281 (8-5a).

Toriola-Marbot, D. & M. Hoff 92 (8-5a).

Torrijos O., P. & R. Serna I. 102 (8-4).

Tresling, J.H.A.T. 128 (8-5b); 225 (8-5b); 287 (8-5b); 367 (8-11a); 449 (8-5b); 469 (8-5b); 471 (8-5b).

Triana, J. **1776** (8-4); 3248 (8-4); 3248(2) (3-2).

Tripp, E. et al. 3186 (4-2).

Trujillo, B. 5507 (8-6).

Truillo, B. et al. 20441 (8-6).

Tsugaru, S., B-757 (8-5b).

Tulleken, J.E. 152 (8-5b).

Tutin, T.G. 399 (8-7); 541 (8-9); 602 (6-1); 676 (1-1).

U.G. Bio 106 [University of Guyana, Biology, course 106] 74 (8-1).

Ule, E. 430 (8-4); 8326 (3-2), 8781 (4-2).

Ulhoa, S.C. 22 (8-4).

Uribe Uribe, L. 3757 (8-5b).

Vale, G.D. et al. 352 (8-4).

Valera, A. 152 (8-7).

Vanni, R. et al. 293 (8-4);

Vareschi, V. & E. Foldats 4858 (4-2).

Vavrek, M. 134 (8-4).

Velazco, J. 1056 (2-2).

Velez, I. 2713 (8-6).

Verboonen, S.M. et al. 135 (8-4).

Versteeg, G.M. 614 (8-5b); 863 (8-7).

Viana, P.L. et al. 3042 (9-5).

Vicentini, A. & J.G. Loco 1391 (9-5).

Vicentini, A. et al. 1913 (8-3).

Victorino, M. 1 (8-6).

Vieira, C.R.D. PSACF_EX05366 (8-6).

Vilela-Santos M.C. & L.F. Barbosa 4832 (8-6).

Vilhalva, D.A.A. & E.C. Arruda 95 (8-6).

Villiers, J.F. & C. Sartou 6001 (8-5a); 6094 (8-5a).

Villiers, J.F. 4022 (8-5a); 4334 (8-5a).

Vogel, S. 332 (8-4).

Vreden, C. s.n. (LBB 14723) (8-5b).

Walter, B.M.T. et al. 42 (8-4); 67 (8-4); 1425 (8-4); 1956 (3-3a); 5026 (8-4).

Warming, E. s.n. (8-4); s.n. (P00748135) (8-4); 126 (8-5b); 127 (8-5b); 150 (8-5b).

Warrington J.F. et al. K.E.R. 42 (4-2).

Webster, G.L. 9887 (8-5b); 24103 (8-5b); 24034 (8-5b).

Webster, G.L. et al. 9921 (8-5b).

Weddell, M.A. s.n. (P 00729260) (3-2); 1984 (8-4); 2026 (3-2); 2054 (3-2).

Weddell, S.G. 3272 (8-4); 3274 (8-4).

Weiss, L. & H. Schmidt s.n. (NY02690184, NY02690185) (8-3).

Weizman, A.L. & W. Hahn 311 (8-5a).

Went, F. 386 (8-5b); 1045 (8-5b).

Wessel Boer, J.G. 400 (8-5b); 636 (8-7); 684 (8-5b); 1554
(8-11a), 2078 (8-7), 14010 (8-5b).

Whitton, B.A. 5 (6-1).

Wildschut, J.T. & P.A. Teunissen s.n. (LBB 12175) (8-5b).

Williams, Ll. 7409 (8-4); 11770 (8-5b); 11917 (8-6); 11953 (8-5b); 13016 (8-3); 13411 (8-6); 13450 (8-5b); 13876 (8-5b); 14147 (8-5b); 14897 (9-8); **15656** (8-5b); 15914 (8-5b); 16002 (8-3).

Williams, R.S. 383 (8-4).

Wilson-Browne, G. **637** (8-17).

Wood, J.R.I. et al. 24433 (8-4).

Woolston, A.L. 991 (8-4).

Woytkowski, F. 6224 (8-4).

Wullschlaegel, H.R. s.n. (BR 824613) (8-5b); 257 (8-5b).

Wurdack, J.J. 34178 (4-2); 34209 (4-2).

Wurdack, J.J. & L.S. Adderley 42664 (8-6); **42916** (8-5b); 42972 (2-2); 43253 (9-8).

Wurdack, J.J. & N.G.L. Guppy 34 (8-4).

Wurdack, J.J. & J.B. Monachino **39823** (8-5b); 39556 (8-5b); 39942 (3-2 and 3-3a; mixed collection); 39944 (3-2 and 3-3a; mixed collection).

Wurdack, K.J. et al. 4195 (1-1); 4290 (6-4); 5073 (1-1); 5672 (1-1).

Zappi, D.C. et al. 3037 (3-1).

Zardini, E.M. & L. Guerrero 39905 (8-4), 44323 (8-4).

Zarucchi, J.L. 1675 (8-3).

Zarucchi, J.L. & M.J. Balick 1796 (9-5).

Zarucchi, J.L. & C.E. Barbosa 3684 (8-6).
INDEX TO SCIENTIFIC NAMES

Page numbers in **boldface** indicate primary page references; those with an asterisk (*) indicate illustrations or maps. Synonyms are in *italics*.

Acanthella sprucei, 42
Achyranthes, 53
Achyranthes aspera, 53
Achyranthes repens, 53
Alberta, 24
Aparisthmum, 220
Arachnothryx, 6, 92
Augusta longifolia, 5
Axonopus arundinaceus, 247

Bertiera, 5, 6, 92, 104
*Bertiera palustris*, 7, 57, 104
Bonnettia, 35, 38, 220
Bonnettia roraimae, 74, 80
Brochinia cowanii, 247
Byrsonima crassifolia, 144
Byrsonima spp., 159

Caraipa llanorum subsp. cordifolia, 247
Caryocar, 220
Cassia tetraphylla var. ventuarensis, 247
Cecropia, 220
Chalepophyllum, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, **35**, 92
*Chalepophyllum coriaceum*, 42, 78
*Chalepophyllum guyanense* var. *cuneatum*, 36, 38
*Chalepophyllum guyanense* var. *guyanense*, 18, 36
*Chalepophyllum guyanense*, 4, 10, 11*, 12, 18, 29*, 35, **36**, 37*, 38*, 39*, 258
*Chalepophyllum latifolium*, 42, 82
*Chalepophyllum longilobum*, 18, 36
*Chalepophyllum pungens*, 42
*Chalepophyllum speciosum*, 5, 18, 43, 78
*Chalepophyllum tatei*, 43, 82
Cinchoneae, 3
Cinchonoideae, 5
Clidemia morichensis, 247
Clusia, 220
Clusia annularis, 247
Coccocryslum, 182
Coccocryslum guyanense, 181, 182
Condamineae, 6
Condamineae-Rondeletieae-Sipaneeae complex, 6
Cosmocalyx, 24
*Cuatrecasasiodendron*, 6, 92

Curatella americana, 144, 159

Dendrosipanea, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, **43**, 44, 50, 52, 92, 107, 108
Dendrosipanea prancei, 7, 19, 29*, **44**, 45*, 46, 46*
Dendrosipanea revoluta, 11*, 19, 44, 46, 46*, **47**, 48*
Dendrosipanea spigelioides, 19, 23, 43, 44, 46, 46*, **49**, 51*, 52
*Dendrosipanea wurdackii*, 19, 50, 52
Drosera, 38

Elaeagia, 15
Eriocaulon fasciculatum, 182
*Eusipanea*, 4

Gleasonia, 6
Gongylolepis paniculata, 247

Hamelieae, 5
Hedyotidae, 4
Heliconia, 220
Henriquezieae, 6

Ilex savannarum var. morichei, 247
Ixoroideae, 6

Jackiopsis, 24

Limnosipanea, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 15, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, **53**, 92, 258
Limnosipanea erythraeoides, 9, 10, 11*, 25, **54**, 55*, 56*
*Limnosipanea guaricensis*, 67
*Limnosipanea kuntzei*, 64
*Limnosipanea palustris*, 4, 9, 12, 25, 53, **57**, 58, 59*, 60, 60*, 103
*Limnosipanea parviflora*, 73
*Limnosipanea schomburgkii*, 4, 53, 57, 58
*Limnosipanea schomburgkii* var. *robustior*, 58
*Limnosipanea* spruceana, 4, 9, 12, 25, 53, 54, **62**, 63, 67, 70
*Limnosipanea* spruceana var. macrantha, 64, 71*, **72**, 72*, 73
*Limnosipanea* spruceana var. spruceana, 29*, 59*, 60, **64**, 65*, 66*, 70, 71*, 73
*Limnosipanea ternifolia*, 64, 67
*Limnosipania*, 4

Macrolobium discolor var. egranulosus, 247
Maguireothamnus, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 15, 17, 18, 21, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, **73**, 78, 92
Maguireothamnus jauaensis, **74**, 75*, 76*
*Maguireothamnus jauaensis* var. *breweri*, 74, 77
*Maguireothamnus speciosus* ssp. *jauaensis*, 74, 75, 77, 78

Maguireothamnus speciosus, 18, 25, 29*, 42, 43, 74, 75*, **78**, 79*

Maguireothamnus tatei, 11*, 42, 43, 74, 75*, **82**, 83*

*Maguireothamnus tatei* var. *latifolium*, 82

*Manettia hydrophila*, 180

Manilkara bidentata, 112

Mauritia, 68, 144

Mauritia flexuosa, 53, 56

Melastomataceae, 42

Molopanthera, 6

Mora excelsa, 112

Navia hohenbergioides, 247

Navia semiserrata, 247

*Neblinanthus*, 6, 92,

Neblinathamnus, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 15, 17, 21, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, **85**, 92

*Neblinathamnus aracamunianus*, 89, 90,

Neblinathamnus argyreus, 11*, 28, **85**, 86, 87*, 88*

Neblinathamnus brasiliensis, 28, 29*, 85, 88*, **89**, 90, 91*

*Neblinathamnus glabratus*, 86, 90,

Nematostylis, 24

Neobertiera, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, **90**, 92, 107, 209, 217, 230

*Neobertiera glomerata*, 7, 103, 104

Neobertiera gracilis, 11*, 19, 28, 29*, 90, 92, 93*, 94, **94**, 95, 95*, 104, 209, 217

Neobertiera micrantha, 19, 28, 94, 95*, **96**, 97*,

Neobertiera montedouradensis, 7, 10, 11*, 19, 21, 28, 92, 94, 95*, **98**, 99*

Neobertiera pakaraimensis, 19, 28, 94, 95*, 100, **101**, 102*, 230

Neobertiera palustris, 7, 19, 29*, 57, 94, 95*, **103**, 105*, 106*, 258

Orthaea thibaudioides, 247

Otomeria elatior, 221

*Pallasia*, 5

Pentas, 225

Pentas angustifolia, 224

*Pentas carnea*, 225

Pentas lanceolata, 5, 225

Pentas parviflora, 225

Perama, 73

Perama galioides f. cinerea, 247

Perama parviflora, 73,

Phoradendron microstachyum, 247

*Portlandia* series, 4

*Portlandieae*, 4

Posoqueria, 6

Posoquerieae, 6

*Pseudohamelia*, 5

Pteridocalyx, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, 92, **107**, 258

Pteridocalyx appunii, 5, 11*, 29*, 31*, 107, **108**, 109*, 110*, 111, 111*, 112*,

*Pteridocalyx minor*, 5, 108, 111,

*Ptychodea*, 113

*Ptychodea dichotoma*, 144,

*Ptychodea pedunculata*, 113, 155,

*Ptychodea sessiliflora*, 113, 125,

Remijia argentea, 247

Retiniphyllum, 15

Rondeletia, 3, 4, 6, 92,

*Rondeletia biflora* (L.f.) A.Rich., 3, 179, 181,

*Rondeletia biflora* Rottb., 2, 179, 181, 182, 184, 259

*Rondeletia rupicola*, 22, 250, 252, 253

*Rondeletia rupicola* var. *chiribiquetana*, 250, 252, 253,

Rondeletieae, 2, 4, 5, 6

Rondeletieae/Condamineae, 6

Rudgea morichensis, 247

Sipanea, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13*, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 44, 92, **113**, 209, 217, 225, 258

*Sipanea* sect. *Cryptotricha*, 192

*Sipanea* sect. *Eusipanea*, 4, 114, 115

Sipanea sect. Nudae, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 104, 114, 115, **116**, **204**

*Sipanea* sect. *Panisea*, 4, 114, 116, 179,

Sipanea sect. Sipanea, 6, 15, 17, 20, 22, 25, 26, 30, 32, 114, **115**, 116, **118**

*Sipanea* sect. *Sipanea* subsect. *Cryptotricha*, 115, 116, 179, 204,

*Sipanea* sect. *Sipanea* subsect. *Luteovillosae*, 114, 115,

*Sipanea* sect. *Sipanea* subsect. *Nudae*, 114, 116, 204,

Sipanea sect. Virecta, 6, 16, 17, 20, 22, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 114, 115, **116**, **179**, 204

*Sipanea* sect. *Virecta* subsect. *Phanerotricha*, 115

*Sipanea acinifolia*, 4, 115, 144, 171, 175, 192

*Sipanea angustifolia*, 3, 4, 224

Sipanea ayangannensis, 16, 20, 26, 114, 116, 118, 201*, **205**, 206*

Sipanea biflora, 2, 4, 5, 16, 17, 20, 22, 23, 26, 31*, 113, 115, 116, 117, 144, 178*, **179**, 183*, 184, 184*, 192

*Sipanea brasiliensis*, 5, 130, 132

*Sipanea carnea* H.A. Jacques, 224, 225

*Sipanea carnea* J.H.F. Neumann, 224, 225
Sipanea carrenoi, 13*, 16, 17, 20, 26, 116, 117, **189**, 190*, 191*, 192

Sipanea colombiana, 5, 155,

Sipanea coppenamensis, 5, 144, 145,

Sipanea cowanii, 23, 115, 180, 184, 192, 204

Sipanea dichotoma, 2, 3, 4, 113, 144, 155, 158, 144, 155,

Sipanea elatior, 3, 4, 221

Sipanea erythraeoides, 54

Sipanea galioides, 5, 12, 16, 18, 20, 26, 31*, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, **118**, 119*, 121*, 144, 145,

Sipanea glaberrima, 13*, 16, 20, 23, 114, 116, **123**, 124*, 128*,

Sipanea glabrata, 5, 114, 130, 132,

Sipanea gleasonii, 16, 21, 22, 23, 26, 115, 116, 117, 191*, **192**, 193*, 209

Sipanea glomerata, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 13*, 16, 17, 20, 23, 26, 31*, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, **125**, 127*, 145

Sipanea glomerata var. paucinervia, 125, 126,

Sipanea hispida, 4, 5, 9, 16, 17, 20, 21, 26, 28, 32, 114, 115, 116, 117, 126, **129**, 131*, 132, 133*, 144, 145

Sipanea hispida x pratensis var. dichotoma, 142

Sipanea limnophila, 64, 67

Sipanea micrantha, 5, 13*, 16, 20, 23, 26, 115, 116, 117, 191*, **195**, 196*, 204

Sipanea ovalifolia, 5, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 26, 114, 115, 116, 117, 194, **197**, 200*, 201*, 204, 209,

Sipanea ovalifolia var. ovalifolia, 197, 198*, **199**, 200*, 201*

Sipanea ovalifolia var. villosissima, 197, 199, 200*, 201*, **202**

Sipanea palustris (A.Rich.) J.H.Kirkbr., 57, 58, 103, 104

Sipanea palustris Seem., 103

Sipanea prancei, 9, 16, 21, 26, 114, 116, 118, 201*, **207**, 208*, 214, 217

Sipanea pratensis, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 16, 18, 20, 22, 26, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 120, 129, 132, **142**, 192

Sipanea pratensis var. dichotoma, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 17, 23, 70, 115, 123, 126, 132, 258, 142, 143, 145, 153*, **155**, 156*, 171

Sipanea pratensis var. dichotoma f. brachycarpa, 155

Sipanea pratensis var. dichotoma f. breviflora, 157

Sipanea pratensis var. dichotoma f. glabriloba, 155

Sipanea pratensis var. dichotoma f. glabrior, 157

Sipanea pratensis var. dichotoma × var. pratensis, 148

Sipanea pratensis var. glaberrima, 123, 144, 145

Sipanea pratensis var. major, 130, 132

Sipanea pratensis var. pratensis, 5, 13*, 17, 30, 31*, 115, 142, 143, **145**, 147*, 149*, 153*, 171

Sipanea pubinoda, 23, 114, 157

Sipanea radicans, 179, 184, 252,

Sipanea saxicola, 13*, 16, 20, 116, 118, **210**, 211*, 212*

Sipanea setacea, 13*, 16, 20, 26, 116, 117, 201*, **202**, 203*

Sipanea spraguei, 5, 144, 172, 175

Sipanea stahelii, 5, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 94, 96, 100, 114, 115, 116, 118, 205, 209, **213**, 214, 215*, 216*, 217*, 217, 220

Sipanea trianae, 5, 130

Sipanea trichantha, 4, 5, 144, 155, 159

Sipanea veris, 4, 5, 13*, 20, 26, 115, 116, 117, 144, **171**, 173*, 174*, 175, 176*, 195, 258

Sipanea vinca, 4, 5, 144

Sipanea wilson-brownei, 9, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 26, 31*, 57, 100, 104, 114, 115, 116, 118, 205, 212*, 214, **219**, 220, 221*, 222*

Sipaneopsis, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14*, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 30, 32, 33, 34, 103, **226**, 230, 252

Sipaneopsis cururuensis, 14*, 16, 27, 34, 101, 227, **228**, 229*, 230*

Sipaneopsis duckei, 7, 10, 14*, 16, 31*, 227, 228, **230**, 230*, 232, 233*

Sipaneopsis foldatsii, 10, 16, 24, 227, 228, 230*, **234**, 235*, 248, 253

Sipaneopsis huberi, 14*, 17, 27, 227, 230*, **236**, 237*

Sipaneopsis maguirei, 14*, 16, 17, 21, 24, 27, 34, 226, 227, 231, **239**, 240, 241*, 242*, 243*, 244*, 253, 257

Sipaneopsis morichensis, 10, 16, 24, 227, 228, 230*, 239, **246**, 246*

Sipaneopsis pacimoniensis, 14*, 16, 17, 24, 27, 227, 230*, **248**, 249*

Sipaneopsis rupicola, 10, 14*, 16, 22, 27, 226, 227, 228, 231, 239, **250**, 251*, 252*

Sipaneopsis wurdackii, 24, 239, 240

Sipania limnophila, 64, 67,

Sipania palustris, 57, 58,

Siphanthera cowanii, 247

Sloanea, 220,

Stegolepis, 35, 38

Stegolepis hitchcockii subsp. morichensis, 247

Steyermarkia, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 17, 18, 22, 24, 27, 30, 32, 33, **254**, 257

Steyermarkia guatemalensis, **254**, 255*, 256, 256*, 259

Tontanea guianensis, 181

Trachypogon, 143

Ucriana, 5

Ucriana longifolia, 5

Virecta L.f., 2, 3, 4, 5, 18, 113, 116, 179, 182

Virecta Smith, 113

Virecta biflora, 2, 113, 116, 179, 181, 182, 258

Virecta carnea, 225

Virecta dichotoma, 144

Virecta elatior, 221
*Virecta multiflora*, 2, 4, 224

*Virecta pratensis*, 2, 144

*Virecta procumbens*, 2, 4

*Virecta virens*, 181

Virectaria, 113

Virectaria multiflora, 2, 4

Virectaria procumbens, 2, 4

Wittmackanthus, 5
PIERO GIUSEPPE DELPRETE

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Piero G. Delprete was born in Italy, in a small town near Casale Monferrato (Piedmont) on 19 February 1958. He obtained a diploma in Agrarian Studies in Vercelli (Piedmont) in 1979. From 1982 to 1986 he worked as Assistant Researcher in Forestry at the "Istituto di Sperimentazione per la Pioppicultura" (now CREA) in Casale Monferrato (Piedmont), under the Ministry of Agriculture, Italy. He switched his career to Tropical Botany by obtaining his B.S. in Botany in 1990 at the University of California, Davis (USA), under the supervision of Dr. Grady Webster (1927-2005), and his Ph.D. in Botany in 1996 at the University of Texas at Austin (USA) with Dr. Billie Turner (1925-2020) as Major Professor. He then worked as Assistant Curator and Researcher at the New York Botanical Garden, Bronx (1996-2003), Visiting Scientist at the National Herbarium of the Netherlands, Utrecht Branch (2004), and Professor and Visiting Scientist at the Federal University of Goiás, Goiânia, Brazil (2004-2008). Since 2009 he is the Resident Scientist at the Herbier de Guyane (CAY), AMAP Lab (IRD, CNRS, CIRAD, INRA, Université de Montpellier), Institut de Recherche pour le Development (IRD), Cayenne, French Guiana. He is Associate Professor in several universities, and acted as the Major Professor of 8 Master students and 6 Ph.D. students. He is a specialist of the families Rubiaceae and Balanophoraceae, and produced numerous publications on the systematics, nomenclature, floristics, and pollinations biology of these families. He contributed Rubiaceae treatments for Flora Neotropica Monographs, Flora Mesoamericana, Flora of Ecuador, Flora of the States of Goiás and Tocantins (Central Brazil), Flora of the Federal District (Central Brazil), and collaborated with the compilation of numerous floristic inventories in several South American countries. Currently he is working on the Rubiaceae treatment for the Flora of the Guianas (ca. 85 genera, ca. 450 species), and collaborates with several teams on molecular biology, chemotaxonomy and plant/animal interactions. He is passionate with the study of the itineraries of historical botanists and their collections in the Neotropics. He has travelled and made botanical collections in most countries in Central and South America (particularly Brazil), the Greater Antilles (particularly Cuba), the Galapagos Islands, Africa, and the Philippines.
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<table><tbody><tr><td>Introduction</td><td>2</td></tr><tr><td>Historical summary</td><td>2</td></tr><tr><td>Material and Methods</td><td>7</td></tr><tr><td>Species and Variety Concepts</td><td>8</td></tr><tr><td>General Morphology</td><td>8</td></tr><tr><td>Habit</td><td>8</td></tr><tr><td>Stipules</td><td>9</td></tr><tr><td>Leaves</td><td>10</td></tr><tr><td>Leaf domatia</td><td>12</td></tr><tr><td>Colleters</td><td>12</td></tr><tr><td>Inflorescences</td><td>16</td></tr><tr><td>Flower</td><td>17</td></tr><tr><td>Heterostyly</td><td>18</td></tr><tr><td>Flowering modality</td><td>21</td></tr><tr><td>Hypanthia</td><td>21</td></tr><tr><td>Calyxes</td><td>22</td></tr><tr><td>Calycophylls</td><td>24</td></tr><tr><td>Corollas</td><td>24</td></tr><tr><td>Stamens</td><td>27</td></tr><tr><td>Pollen</td><td>28</td></tr><tr><td>Styles</td><td>30</td></tr><tr><td>Ovaries</td><td>32</td></tr><tr><td>Fruits</td><td>32</td></tr><tr><td>Systematic treatment</td><td>33</td></tr><tr><td>Description of the tribe Sipaneeae</td><td>33</td></tr><tr><td>Key to the Sipaneeae genera</td><td>33</td></tr><tr><td>1. Chalepophyllum</td><td>35</td></tr><tr><td>2. Dendrosipanea</td><td>43</td></tr><tr><td>3. Limnosipanea</td><td>53</td></tr><tr><td>4. Maguireothamnus</td><td>73</td></tr><tr><td>5. Neblinathomnus</td><td>85</td></tr><tr><td>6. Neobertiera</td><td>90</td></tr><tr><td>7. Pteridocalyx</td><td>107</td></tr><tr><td>8. Sipanea</td><td>113</td></tr><tr><td>9. Sipaneopsis</td><td>226</td></tr><tr><td>10. Steyermarkia</td><td>254</td></tr><tr><td>Acknowledgments</td><td>257</td></tr><tr><td>References</td><td>259</td></tr><tr><td>List of Names typified in this Volume</td><td>266</td></tr><tr><td>Numerical List of Taxa</td><td>266</td></tr><tr><td>List of Specimens Examined</td><td>267</td></tr><tr><td>Index to Scientific Names</td><td>280</td></tr><tr><td>Biographical sketch of the Author</td><td>284</td></tr></tbody></table>

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Institut de Recherche
pour le Développement
FRANCE

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CAY

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AMAP

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laboratoire
of excellence

center for the study of

ceba

biodiversity
in amazonia

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Netherlands Organisation
for Scientific Research

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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento
Científico e Tecnológico