Identificaciones de fernandobmatos
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Lenguas de Ciervo Y Parientes (Género Pleopeltis)Autor
juancarloslopezdominguez
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romulocenciDescripción
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Following the key in Vasques and Prado (2011) and the discussion of specialists the specimens are assigned to Campyloneurum sp. due to incongruencies among Campyloneurum repens and Campyloneurum crispum.
This observation is part of the PhD thesis 'Modern fern–arthropod interactions from the southern Atlantic Rainforest revealing insights to fossil plant–insect interaction" published in a work under review (8 March 2023). Specimens are under the sample codes of T3P3.
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romulocenciDescripción
Description:
Following the key in Vasques and Prado (2011) and the discussion of specialists the specimens are assigned to Campyloneurum sp. due to incongruencies among Campyloneurum repens and Campyloneurum crispum.
This observation is part of the PhD thesis 'Modern fern–arthropod interactions from the southern Atlantic Rainforest revealing insights to fossil plant–insect interaction" published in a work under review (8 March 2023). Specimens are under the sample codes of T3P3.
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romulocenciDescripción
This observation is part of the PhD thesis 'Modern fern–arthropod interactions from the southern Atlantic Rainforest revealing insights to fossil plant–insect interaction".
Description: https://floradobrasil.jbrj.gov.br/consulta/ficha.html?idDadosListaBrasil=90973.
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romulocenciDescripción
This observation is part of the PhD thesis 'Modern fern–arthropod interactions from the southern Atlantic Rainforest revealing insights to fossil plant–insect interaction".
Description: http://tinyurl.com/2p9zcjy8.
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Helechos Milpiés, Helechos Alados Y Afines (Orden Polypodiales)Autor
romulocenci
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Asplenium serraAutor
romulocenciDescripción
This observation is part of the PhD thesis 'Modern fern–arthropod interactions from the southern Atlantic Rainforest revealing insights to fossil plant–insect interaction" published in a work under review (8 March 2023). Specimens are under the sample codes of T3P4, T3P5, and T3P6.
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romulocenciDescripción
Epiphytic fern in the falled branch in the ground.
This observation is part of the fieldwork of the Ph.D. thesis "Fern-arthropod interactions from low-to-middle latitudes of Brazil as a relative environmental proxy" (https://www.researchgate.net/project/Fern-arthropod-interactions-from-low-to-middle-latitudes-of-Brazil-as-a-relative-environmental-proxy).
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