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A new species of Lepanthopsis (Orchidaceae, Pleurothallidinae) in the Atlantic Forest in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
L. R. Zandona, E. L. Martins Catharino, A. Guidoni Maragni, M. F. de Jesus
Abstract
A new species of Lepanthopsis is discovered and described for the Atlantic Forest of southeastern Brazil, the species called Lepanthopsis legadensis is distinguished from other Brazilian species, notably by the petals and long-acuminate sepals.
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