Abstract (en):
La presente lista anotada registra en Colombia 141 especies pertenecientes a 3 géneros: Passiflora con el 97% y Dilkea y Ancistrothyrsus con el 3% restante. Dilkea y Ancistrothyrsus son géneros amazónicos, mientras que Passiflora se encuentra en las cinco regiones, con una gran diversificación en la Región Andina. Esta última región alberga el mayor número de especies (72% del total), sobre todo en alturas mayores a los 1500 m, de las cuales 81 son exclusivas y 25 se comparten con alguna de las demás regiones. Se muestra el número de especies que son compartidas por cada una de las cinco regiones biogreográficas. Además, hemos incluido en la lista cuatro species conocidas en zonas fronterizas y cuya presencia en el país es casi segura. Sin embargo, estas cuatro especies no se tuvieron en cuenta para los porcentajes y totales de especies.
Keywords:
Colombia, Passifloraceae, Lista de especies (es)
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Hernández, A., & Bernal, R. (2000). A species list of Passifloraceae of Colombia. Biota Colombiana, 1(3). Retrieved from https://revistas.humboldt.org.co/index.php/biota/article/view/81
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