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Elatostema planinerve and E. longicuspe spp. nov. (Urticaceae) from Guizhou Province, China

Fang Wen, Long‐Fei Fu, Yi‐Gang Wei, Wang Wen-Tsai

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Two new species, Elatostema planinerve W. T. Wang & Y. G. Wei sp. nov. and E. longicuspe W. T. Wang & Y. G. Wei sp. nov. are described and illustrated from the Guizhou province, China. The former resembles E. bracteosum but differs in leaves, pistillate bracts and pistillate bracteoles; the latter is similar to E. tenuicornutum , but differs in stem surface, leaf shape, venation, cystoliths, staminate inflorescence bracts, bracteolate and staminate flowers.

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Two new species, Elatostema planinerve W. T. Wang & Y. G. Wei sp. nov. and E. longicuspe W. T. Wang & Y. G. Wei sp. nov. are described and illustrated from the Guizhou province, China. The former resembles E. bracteosum but differs in leaves, pistillate bracts and pistillate bracteoles; the latter is similar to E. tenuicornutum , but differs in stem surface, leaf shape, venation, cystoliths, staminate inflorescence bracts, bracteolate and staminate flowers.

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Two new species, Elatostema planinerve W. T. Wang & Y. G. Wei sp. nov. and E. longicuspe W. T. Wang & Y. G. Wei sp. nov. are described and illustrated from the Guizhou province, China. The former resembles E. bracteosum but differs in leaves, pistillate bracts and pistillate bracteoles; the latter is similar to E. tenuicornutum , but differs in stem surface, leaf shape, venation, cystoliths, staminate inflorescence bracts, bracteolate and staminate flowers.

Key concepts: Bract, Biology, Urticaceae, Botany, Inflorescence, Stamen, China, Pollen

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