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...|Chauvinia chilensis}}'' Steud., Syn. Pl. Glumac 1: 362. 1854. '''Type.''' CHILE. Concepcion, J.S.C.D. D’Urville s.n. (holotype: P <nowiki>[</nowiki>P0224
...(2003) ''Spartina'' Schreb. In: Barkworth M Capels K Long S Piep M (Eds). Flora of North America North of Mexico, Volume 25: Magnoliophyta: Commelinidae (i
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...Phil. Linnaea 29(1): 100. 1858. nom. illeg. hom., non. Cheval. 1827. Type: Chile, Cerca de Arauco, ''C. Gay Herb. Chil. 164'' (holotype: SGO-PHIL-413!; isot
...xican material by some other means. We believe the reputed coastal Arauco, Chile, origin of the type of ''{{Taxon name|Poa violascens}}'' Phil. resulted fro
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...}}, {{aut|Williamson H}} (2006 onwards) GrassBase - The Online World Grass Flora. [http://www.kew.org/data/grasses-db.html http://www.kew.org/data/grasses-d
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...=</nowiki> ''{{Taxon name|Poa holciformis}}'' J. Presl) from Argentina and Chile, a member of ''{{Taxon name|Poa}}'' sect. ''{{Taxon name|Dioicopoa}}'' E. D
...g S, Piep MB (Eds) Magnoliophyta: Commelinidae (in part): Poaceae, part 1. Flora of North America North of Mexico, vol. 24. Oxford University Press, New Yor
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In South America the species occurs Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru; and is known only from the state of Mexico.
...{{aut|Soreng R}} (2012) ''Poa'' L. In: Zuloaga FO, Morrone O, et al. (Eds) Flora Argentina 3(2): 284−389.</ref > now accepts ''{{Taxon name|Poa ovata}}''
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...'{{Taxon name|Poa oligeria}}''Steud., Syn. Pl. Glumac. 1: 426. 1854. Type: Chile: Sandy Point Magellan, Dec, ''W.Lechler 1192'' (isotypes: LE!, S-03-2215!,
...e and subalpine habitats. This subspecies also occurs in Tierra del Fuego, Chile (see type of ''{{Taxon name|Poa oligeria}}''). This is the first report of
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Chile, Cordilleris Chilensibus, 1790, ''T.Haenke'' (holotype: PR!; isotypes: B, B
...ll western states); Mexico (Baja California); South America (Argentina and Chile).
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...The epitype shares an identical ITS haplotype with specimens collected in Chile, China, Spain, Switzerland, and the USA, and thus appropriately represents
...''Rhizoplaca''. In: Nash III TH, Ryan BD, Gries C, Bungartz F (Eds) Lichen Flora of the Greater Sonoran Desert Region. Lichens Unlimited, Tempe.</ref >. ''{
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...= {{Nomenclature citation |''{{Taxon name|Solanum persicifolium}}'' Mart., Flora 21, Beibl. 2: 78. 1838, as “''persicaeifolium''”, non ''{{Taxon name|So
...<ref name="B21">{{aut|Cabrera A}} (1983) Solanaceae. In: Cabrera AL (Ed. ) Flora de la Provincia de Jujuy 8: 292-493.</ref >), glabrous, the pericarp thin;
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...|Solanum congestiflorum}}'' var. ''pannosum'' (Phil.) Reiche, Anales Univ. Chile 123: 722. 1908. Type: Based on ''{{Taxon name|Solanum pannosum}}'' Phil.}}
Chile. Región VIII (Bío-Bío): Concepción: “in Chile ruderatis copiosé in Conceptionis urbis sepibus, et ad Carcamo et Palomare
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...of the Dulcamaroid clade such as ''{{Taxon name|Solanum valdiviense}}'' of Chile.<br />
...rauta 1973<ref name="B22">{{aut|Carauta J}} (1973) The text of Vellozo’s Flora fluminensis and its effective date of publication. Taxon 22: 281-284. doi:
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...' Kuntze var. ''pubescens'' Kuntze, Revis. Gen. Pl. 3(2): 227. 1898. Type: Chile. Región IX (Araucanía): Prov. Malleco, Ercilla, Feb 1892, ''O. Kuntze'' s
Chile. Región XIV (Los Ríos): Valdivia, Jan 1835, ''C. Gay 212'' (lectotype, de
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...it is suspected that rather than being native, they have been brought from Chile and cultivated for their medicinal properties (C. Ezcurra, pers. comm.).}}
...ave been recorded for over two centuries, beginning with Ruiz and Pavon in Flora Peruviana (1797), where the plant was reported to be used as a febrifuge. I
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...nclature citation |''{{Taxon name|Ipnum mendocinum}}'' Phil., Anales Univ. Chile 36: 211. 1870. ''{{Taxon name|Diplachne mendocina}}'' (Phil.) Kurtz, Bol. A
...of Mexico, sporadically in the Carribean and in Mesoamerica to Bolivia and Chile east to Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina; in a variety of vegetation and so
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Peru and Bolivia, probably the specimens identified from Chile were [[Schinus areira|S.areira]]. Otherwise corresponds to S.m.rusbyi (''fi
...n/1/1-2/Bol-I-Vol-II-pag-150-158.pdf Nuevas entidades taxonómicas para la Flora Latinoamericana]
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| geoscope = Central Chile
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Phaca verticillata [[Rodulph Amandus Philippi|Phil.]] <ref>Anales Univ. Chile 84:15(1893)</ref> Philipi s.n. Araucanía 1887 lectotype 50497 (SGO)<ref>[h
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<ref>http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/10737#page/80/mode/1up Reiche Flora 2:p.78</ref>
...0737#page/96/mode/1up p.94]</ref><ref>Astragalus in Argentina, Bolivia and Chile. J. Arnold Arbor. 28: 384-385</ref>
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==Key of ''Astragalus'' species from Chile==
...galus berterianus|A.berterianus]]'' (Moris)Reiche<ref>Teillier et al.2011. Flora andina de Santiago</ref>
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...terete legumens, and this species with globose one, both weeds in central Chile.
...oris|Moris]])Reiche<ref>Matthei 1995 page 232</ref><ref>Teillier S. et al. Flora andina de Santiago 207 (2011)</ref><ref>Burkart A. 1952 Leguminosas argenti
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