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A Revision of Erato (Compositae: Liabeae)
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Erato DC. contains five species, distributed from Costa Rica to Bolivia, with its main center of diversity in Ecuador. The revision includes a new species endemic to Costa Rica and Panama, Erato costaricensis E. Moran & V. A. Funk. Morphological and molecular
data support Erato as a monophyletic group, sister to Philoglossa. The phylogenetic analysis based on morphology used Munnozia Ruiz & Pavon, Chrysactinium (H.B.K.) Wedd., and Philoglossa DC. as outgroups. The phylogeny supports the monophyly of Erato,
but the relationships among the species within Erato have only weak support. The genus is believed to be a recent radiation because of the morphological similarity among the taxa and their location in some of the youngest areas of the Andes. El genero Erato contiene 5 especies,
distribuidas desde Costa Rica hasta Bolivia, con su centro de distribución en Ecuador. Este revista incluye una nueva especie que es endémica de Costa Rica y Panamá, Erato costaricensis E. Moran & V. A. Funk. Datos morfológicos y genéticos confirman
la hipótesis que Erato es un grupo monofilético hermano a Philoglossa. El análisis filogenético utilizó Munnozia Ruiz & Pavón, Chrysactinium (HBK) Wedd. y Philoglossa DC. como grupos externos. La filogenia confirma
Erato como un grupo monofilético, pero los relaciones dentro de Erato solo tienen soportes débiles. Créen que el genero es una radiación reciente a causa de la semejanzas morfológicas entre de las especies y porque occurien en unos de los áreas
mas jóvenes de los A ´ ndes.
Title: A Revision of Erato (Compositae: Liabeae)
Description:
Erato DC.
contains five species, distributed from Costa Rica to Bolivia, with its main center of diversity in Ecuador.
The revision includes a new species endemic to Costa Rica and Panama, Erato costaricensis E.
Moran & V.
A.
Funk.
Morphological and molecular
data support Erato as a monophyletic group, sister to Philoglossa.
The phylogenetic analysis based on morphology used Munnozia Ruiz & Pavon, Chrysactinium (H.
B.
K.
) Wedd.
, and Philoglossa DC.
as outgroups.
The phylogeny supports the monophyly of Erato,
but the relationships among the species within Erato have only weak support.
The genus is believed to be a recent radiation because of the morphological similarity among the taxa and their location in some of the youngest areas of the Andes.
El genero Erato contiene 5 especies,
distribuidas desde Costa Rica hasta Bolivia, con su centro de distribución en Ecuador.
Este revista incluye una nueva especie que es endémica de Costa Rica y Panamá, Erato costaricensis E.
Moran & V.
A.
Funk.
Datos morfológicos y genéticos confirman
la hipótesis que Erato es un grupo monofilético hermano a Philoglossa.
El análisis filogenético utilizó Munnozia Ruiz & Pavón, Chrysactinium (HBK) Wedd.
y Philoglossa DC.
como grupos externos.
La filogenia confirma
Erato como un grupo monofilético, pero los relaciones dentro de Erato solo tienen soportes débiles.
Créen que el genero es una radiación reciente a causa de la semejanzas morfológicas entre de las especies y porque occurien en unos de los áreas
mas jóvenes de los A ´ ndes.
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