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Gaultheria steyermarkii (Ericaceae): A new endemic to Cerro Turimiquire, Venezuela

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Gaultheria steyermarkii Luteyn, from the isolated Cerro Turimiquire, Venezuela, is described, illustrated, and its relationships toG. buxifolia andG. anastomosans are discussed.

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  • Steyermark, J. A. 1979. Plant refuge and dispersal centres in Venezuela: their relict and endemic element. Pages 185–221.In: K. Larsen & L. B. Holm-Nielsen, editors. Tropical botany. Academic Press, London.

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    James L. Luteyn

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Luteyn, J.L. Gaultheria steyermarkii (Ericaceae): A new endemic to Cerro Turimiquire, Venezuela. Brittonia 42, 254–256 (1990). https://doi.org/10.2307/2806811

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