Sarcoglottis wernerherzogii (Spiranthinae), a new species from Cusco, Peru,: addenda

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Abstract

A comparative table between Sarcoglottis wernerherzogii, S. fasciculata, and other species of the genus present in Peru, is included.

Keywords: Eastern Andean Cordillera; Machupicchu Historical Sanctuary; Sarcoglottis fasciculata

Resumen

Se incluye una tabla comparativa entre Sarcoglottis wernerherzogii, S. fasciculata y otras especies del género presentes en Perú.

Palabras clave: Cordillera Oriental de los Andes; Santuario Histórico de Machupicchu; Sarcoglottis fasciculata

Introduction

In the publication of Sarcoglottis wernerherzogii Collantes, Edquén & Salazar (Collantes et al. 2023), the authors and editors inadvertently omitted a comparative table between Sarcoglottis wernerherzogii and other confirmed species of Sarcoglottis in Peru. Here, we present the comparative Table 1.

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Table 1
Comparison of Sarcoglottis wernerherzogii with S. fasciculata and species of the genus verified as present in Peru (see Collantes et al. 2023).

Literature cited

Collantes, B., Edquén, J. D., Incahuamán, F. & Salazar, G. A. (2023). Sarcoglottis wernerherzogii (Spiranthinae): a new species from Cusco, Peru. Lankesteriana, 23(3), 623-632. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.15517/lank.v23i3.58135
» https://doi.org/http://dx.doi.org/10.15517/lank.v23i3.58135

Publication Dates

Date of issue
Jan-Apr 2024

History

Received
05 Apr 2023
Accepted
16 Apr 2023

This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License

Species/ feature	S. wernerherzogii Collantes, Edquén & Salazar	*S. fasciculata* (Vell.) Schltr.	S. micrantha Christenson	S. neillii Salazar & Tobar	S. portillae Christenson	S. speciose C.Presl
Habitat	High-Andean cloud forest	Atlantic rain forest	Lowland Amazonian rainforest	Lowland Amazonian rainforest and lower montane rain forest	Lowland Amazonian rainforest	Lower and upper montane rainforest
Phenology of flowering	After the shedding of the leaves	With functional leaves	With functional leaves	With functional leaves	With functional leaves	With functional leaves
Flower coloration	Homogeneous dull green or yellow	Pale green or rosy-green with contrasting reddish veins, especially on the epichile of the labellum	Yellowish	Sepals reddish-brown with greenish base, petals white with 3 brownish-pink veins, labellum pale green becoming white distally, with 7 faint, pinkish veins on the epichile	Flesh-colored while opening, the lateral sepals and the epichile of the labellum turning golden yellow within 1-2 days	Sepals and petals pale green to bronzy, lip white with pale green epichile provided with darker green veins
Hypochile	Strongly cymbiform in natural position, when spread our obovate, as wide as long	Channeled in natural position, when spread out oblanceolate, about two times longer than wide or longer	Channeled in natural position, when spread out oblanceolate, about two times longer than wide or longer	Channeled in natural position, when spread out oblanceolate, about two times longer than wide or longer	Channeled in natural position, when spread out oblanceolate, four to five times longer than wide	Channeled in natural position, when spread out oblanceolate, four to five times longer than wide
Epichile	Ovate, strongly deflexed, with a central longitudinal thickening reaching its apex	Triangular, erect or gently arching, thin	5-lobulate, semiglobose, thin	Obreniform to broadly triangular, strongly revolute with two basal, papillose, convergent thickenings separated by a central groove	Obreniform to broadly triangular, strongly revolute with two basal, papillose, convergent thickenings separated by a central groove	Obreniform, gently recurved with two basal, convergent thickenings separated by a central groove
Ventral surface of column	Deeply and narrowly canaliculate, the channel limited at each side by a round longitudinal keel, column foot lacking the channel	Deeply and narrowly canaliculate, the channel limited at each side by a round longitudinal keel, column foot lacking the channel	Unknown	Broadly and shallowly channeled including the columm foot	Broadly and shallowly channeled including the columm foot	Broadly and shallowly channeled including the columm foot
Beak of the anther	Truncate	Rounded	Unknown	Rounded	Rounded	Rounded

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[1] Collantes, B., Edquén, J. D., Incahuamán, F. & Salazar, G. A. (2023). Sarcoglottis wernerherzogii (Spiranthinae): a new species from Cusco, Peru. Lankesteriana, 23(3), 623-632. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.15517/lank.v23i3.58135
» https://doi.org/http://dx.doi.org/10.15517/lank.v23i3.58135