Isoetes araucaniana explained

Isoetes araucaniana is a species of aquatic lycophyte in the family Isoetaceae.[1] It is endemic to Chile, distributed between the Biobio and Araucania regions.[2] It was discovered in Nahuelbuta National Park.[3]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Isoetes araucaniana International Plant Names Index . 2024-11-27 . www.ipni.org.
  2. Rodriguez . Roberto . Marticorena . Clodomiro . Alarcón . Diego . Baeza . Carlos . Cavieres . Lohengrin . Finot . Víctor L. . Fuentes . Nicol . Kiessling . Andrea . Mihoc . Maritza . Pauchard . Aníbal . Ruiz . Eduardo . Sanchez . Paulina . Marticorena . Alicia . 2018 . Catálogo de las plantas vasculares de Chile . Gayana Botánica . en . 75 . 1 . 1–430 . 10.4067/S0717-66432018000100001 . 0717-6643.
  3. Macluf . C. Cecilia . Hickey . R. James . 2007 . Isoetes araucaniana, a New Species from Southern South America . American Fern Journal . 97 . 4 . 220–224 . 0002-8444.

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