Serpocaulon
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.630.3.2 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10425264 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03923D56-C639-A032-71B2-FC15FA43E590 |
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Serpocaulon |
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Key to the Bolivian species of Serpocaulon View in CoL
1 Blades simple ................................................................................................................................................................. S. levigatum View in CoL
- Blades pinnatifid to 1-pinnate .......................................................................................................................................................... 2
2 Blades distally pinnatifid .................................................................................................................................................................. 3
- Blades fully pinnate, each with a conform apical pinna ................................................................................................................. 15
3 Rhizomes long-creeping; rhizome scales scattered, covering <10% of the rhizome surfaces (except at the apices) ...................... 4
- Rhizomes short- to long-creeping; rhizome scales dense, covering 30–100% of rhizome surfaces ................................................ 6
4 Veins mostly or partly free; rhizomes 1.5–2.5 mm diam., brown to black; rhizome scales 1–2 mm long, attenuate, brown, sometimes spreading ............................................................................................................................................................................. S. funckii View in CoL
- At least one row of closed areoles on each side of the costae; rhizomes 2–3 mm diam., glaucous; rhizome scales 1 mm long, rounded, dark brown, appressed ....................................................................................................................................................... 5
5 Rhizomes 2–5 mm diam.; rhizome scales rounded to elliptic, appressed; blades lanceolate, truncate to slightly reduced and with a decurrent wing at the base, densely pubescent along rachis abaxially, membranaceous to papyraceous ................. S. dasypleuron View in CoL
- Rhizomes 1–3 mm diam.; rhizome scales deltate to lanceolate, patent at tips; blades ovate-lanceolate, truncate and broadest at the base, glabrescent or with scattered hairs on rachis abaxially .................................................................................... S. subandinum View in CoL
6 Rhizome scales round to lanceolate with obtuse apices ................................................................................................................... 7
- Rhizome scales lanceolate with attenuate apices ............................................................................................................................. 9
7 Rhizome scales 1.5–3 mm wide, loosely arranged .............................................................................................. S. crystalloneuron View in CoL
- Rhizome scales to 1 mm wide, appressed ........................................................................................................................................ 8
8 Sori in one row between costae and pinna margins; rhizomes 5–8 mm diam.; rhizome scales narrowly ovate, rounded to usually acute apically; leaves 25–60 cm long ........................................................................................................................... S. intricatum View in CoL
- Sori in (1)2–3 rows between costae and pinna margins; rhizomes 7–11 mm diam.; rhizome scales rounded; leaves 50–110 cm long .............................................................................................................................................................................. S. latissimum View in CoL
9 Phyllopodia separated 1–2(3) times the rhizome diameter; blades often folded longitudinally .................................................... 10
- Phyllopodia separated (3)5–20 times the rhizome diameter; blades usually not folded ................................................................ 12
10 Rhizome scales orange-brown, concolorous .................................................................................................................... S. australe View in CoL
- Rhizome scales bicolorous with dark brown centers ..................................................................................................................... 11
11 Blades ovate, oblong-lanceolate, each with 16−35 pairs of segments; rhizome scales 3−8 × 1−3 mm, ovate-lanceolate to lanceolate, patent, bicolorous to rarely slightly concolorous, light brown at margins and dark brown toward center, apices long-acuminate, curved margins erose, dentate to ciliate ............................................................................................................................ S. lasiopus View in CoL
- Blades narrowly deltate to elliptical, linear, each with 35−49 pairs of segments; rhizome scales 1–4 × 1 mm, subulate, light brown at margins and dark reddish toward center, apices caudate to acuminate, margins erose ................................................ S. wagneri View in CoL
12 Rhizome scales scattered, at least behind the apex; rhizomes partly bare, glaucous .......................................... S. crystalloneuron View in CoL
- Rhizome scales dense; rhizomes fully covered by scales, brown to blackish ................................................................................ 13
13 Rhizome scales more or less uniformly colored, the central cells translucent ........................................................... S. concolorum View in CoL
- Rhizome scales sharply bicolorous, the central cells dark, opaque ................................................................................................ 14
14 Rhizomes 3–5(7) mm diam.; rhizome scales tightly appressed; blades lanceolate, (5–) 8–12 cm wide, proximal several pairs of pinnae somewhat shortened and deflexed .................................................................................................................... S. intricatum View in CoL
- Rhizomes 5–10 mm diam.; rhizome scales somewhat spreading, appressed at the peltate base, many curving outward at the tips; blades ovate or broadly lanceolate, 12–20+ cm wide, proximal pair the largest or nearly so and spreading ................. S. vacillans View in CoL
15 Sori in 1 row between the costae and the pinna margins ................................................................................................................ 16
- Sori in (1)2–8 rows between the costae and the pinna margins ..................................................................................................... 17
16 Blades deeply pinnatisect; pinnae 1.5–2(3) cm wide; areoles in 3–6 rows between costae and pinna margins ......... S. attenuatum View in CoL
- Blades fully 1-pinnate; pinnae 0.7–1.3 cm wide; areoles in 1 row between costae and pinna margins .................... S. sessilifolium View in CoL
17 Proximal pinnae at least partly adnate ............................................................................................................................................ 18
- Proximal pinnae not or barely adnate ............................................................................................................................................. 19
18 Costae and rachises glabrous or with 2-celled glandular hairs ........................................................................................ S. triseriale View in CoL
- Costae and rachises densely pubescent, with 5- to 12-celled hairs ................................................................................. S. richardii View in CoL
19 Rhizome scales ovate-lanceolate, 4–8 mm long, 2–7 mm wide, concolorous; areoles of medial pinnae 56–100 rows .......... S. rex View in CoL
- Rhizome scales ± round to lanceolate, 1–11 mm long, 1–3 mm wide, often bicolorous; areoles of medial pinnae 16–50 rows ....... ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
20 Rhizome scales spreading, long-acuminate, strongly clathrate, iridescent ................................................................ S. articulatum View in CoL
- Rhizome scales appressed to slightly spreading, obtuse to acuminate, weakly or partially clathrate, dull .................................. 21
21 Both blade surfaces densely pubescent, with spreading, hyaline to yellowish, septate hairs 1–2 mm long ................ S. appressum View in CoL
- Blades glabrous ............................................................................................................................................................................. 22
22 Rhizomes about 1 cm diam.; distal pinnae slightly adnate; 5 or 6 rows of sori on each side of the costae; pinnae 4–5 cm wide ...... ..................................................................................................................................................................................... S. articulatum View in CoL
- Rhizomes <5 mm diam.; distal pinnae free to very slightly adnate; 2–4 rows of sori on each side of the costae; pinnae 1.5–4 cm wide ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23
23 Rhizome scales roundish, obtuse to obtusely acuminate, appressed, sharply bicolorous with raised, dark centers and broad, appressed pale margins ............................................................................................................................................ S. fraxinifolium View in CoL
- Rhizome scales lanceolate, acuminate, appressed to slightly spreading, weakly bicolorous with narrow pale margins .................... .................................................................................................................................................................................... S. polystichum View in CoL
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