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Synopsis of Plinia (Myrtaceae) in Mesoamerica

Fred R. Barrie

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The 14 species of Plinia known from Mesoamerica are reviewed. Eight new species are described and illustrated: one from Nicaragua, P. nicaraguensis; two from Costa Rica, P. guanacastensis and P. moral

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The 14 species of Plinia known from Mesoamerica are reviewed. Eight new species are described and illustrated: one from Nicaragua, P. nicaraguensis; two from Costa Rica, P. guanacastensis and P. moral

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The 14 species of Plinia known from Mesoamerica are reviewed. Eight new species are described and illustrated: one from Nicaragua, P. nicaraguensis; two from Costa Rica, P. guanacastensis and P. moral

Key concepts: Mesoamerica, Myrtaceae, Botany, Geography, Biology, Archaeology

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