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Asteraceae

Ophryosporus anomalus R.M.King & H.Rob.

Place of Publication

Phytologia 25: 66 (1972)

Type citation

Chile. Region I Tarapacá and Region II Antofagasta: “Peruvia meridionalis: Cobija, Iquiqui et Arica”, H.Cuming 953 (lectotype, selected by Plos and Sancho (2013: 338): K [K000486684, photo!]; isolectotypes E [E00322766, photo!], GH [GH00010778!], K [K000486685, photo!], P [P02673192, photo!]); remaining syntypes: Gaudichaud s.n. (B [probably destroyed, could not be found], F [F1012247, photo!]).

Synonyms

References

  • King (1972)

    King, R.M. 1972. Studies in the Eupatorieae (Asteraceae). CXI. Additions to the genus Ophryosporus. Phytologia 25: 65–67.

  • Merklinger &, Luebert (2020)

    Merklinger, F.F. and Luebert, F 2020. Notes on the genus Ophryosporus (Asteraceae, Eupatorieae) in Chile. Phytokeys 161: 61–77

Regions

Tarapacá and Antofagasta

Habitat

Desert and Desert fog oases (Lomas)

Distribution and habitat

Resitricted to coastal locations from Alto Punta Gruesa (south of Iquique) in Region Tarapacá, south to Cobija in quebrada Aguada (Region Antofagasta). Its coastal distribution is restricted to fog oasis.

Distribution

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Notes

Ophryosporus anomalus has been cited for Peru, however, the localities mentioned there (“...Cobija, Iquiqui et Arica”) are now situated in Chile, and all other reports originate from the coastal zone around Tocopilla (Merklinger &, Luebert, 2020).