Monstera cedenoi (Araceae: Monsteroideae), a new glaucous species with pinkish spathes endemic to Costa Rica (Central America)

Monstera cedenoi, endemic to eastern Costa Rica, is described and illustrated. Based on its pinkish spathes, the taxonomic novelty belongs to the Monstera oreophila complex, which also includes M. gentryi, M. mittermeieri, and M. oreophila. Detailed comparisons between the new proposed taxon and its morphological relatives are included.

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Webbia
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2024-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.36253/jopt-16331
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Plant and animal studies
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Monstera cedenoi (Araceae: Monsteroideae), a new glaucous species with pinkish spathes endemic to Costa Rica (Central America)

Orlando O. Ortíz, Thomas B. Croat, Jason M. Hughes
Webbia
Plant and animal studies
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Monstera cedenoi (Araceae: Monsteroideae), a new glaucous species with pinkish spathes endemic to Costa Rica (Central America)

Orlando O. Ortíz, Thomas B. Croat, Jason M. Hughes
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Abstract

Monstera cedenoi, endemic to eastern Costa Rica, is described and illustrated. Based on its pinkish spathes, the taxonomic novelty belongs to the Monstera oreophila complex, which also includes M. gentryi, M. mittermeieri, and M. oreophila. Detailed comparisons between the new proposed taxon and its morphological relatives are included.

WebbiaVol. 79(2)
Universidad de Panamá (PA), Missouri Botanical Garden (US)
Universidad de Costa Rica
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Plant and animal studies
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