One of the taxonomically most difficult groups of the genus Bursera centers around B. simaruba. Several members of this group are often difficult to distinguish from each other and from the very variable B. simaruba.In 1936 Bullock reduced several of these components to synonymy under B. ovalifolia (Schltdl.) Engl., because he considered that the proper B. simaruba, the type of which comes from Jamaica, does not exist in Mexico. Later studies, however, showed that many Mexican populations are similar enough to the West Indian plants to be considered members of the same species. Consequently Schlechtendal’s epithet became abandoned.In this contribution B. ovalifolia is reinstated for a species characterized by relatively small fruits and lea...
Medicinal plants constitute one of the most important resources of traditional Mexican medicine. The...
The floristic composition, richness (S), heterogeneity (H'), evenness (J') and similarity were studi...
Two new species of Bourreria from Mexico,B. tuxtlae and B. veracruzana (Boraginaceae), are described...
Bourreria ritovegana, a species from B. spathulata-group, endemic to Sinaloa state, is described as ...
A taxonomic key for the identification of 43 species of the genus Bursera known in Oaxaca is present...
The survey of 135 collections of Bursera heteresthes Bullock, deposited mostly in Mexican herbaria, ...
Mexico is a major center of diversity of thegenus Bourreria but the identity and taxonomic status of...
Yucca queretaroensis is an endemic species of the semiarid zone of Querétaro, Guanajuato and Hidalgo...
Se describe e ilustra a Bursera zapoteca Rzed. & Medina sp. nov., árbol de la selva mediana subp...
Antecedentes y Objetivos: En México solo existen dos publicaciones referentes a la madera de plantas...
Type materials were analyzed in the CODAGEM herbarium. As a result, 38 specimens were registered, wh...
This work presents a taxonomic list of the fungi of the Boletaceae family from the state of Ja...
The leaves of 10 species of the genus Gouania (Rhamnaceae) cited for Mexico were studied with the go...
Bursera jerzyi (Burseraceae), a new arborescent species from southern Oaxaca, is described and illus...
Se describen como nuevas e ilustran Bursera silviae, encontrada en la región costera de Oaxaca, así...
Medicinal plants constitute one of the most important resources of traditional Mexican medicine. The...
The floristic composition, richness (S), heterogeneity (H'), evenness (J') and similarity were studi...
Two new species of Bourreria from Mexico,B. tuxtlae and B. veracruzana (Boraginaceae), are described...
Bourreria ritovegana, a species from B. spathulata-group, endemic to Sinaloa state, is described as ...
A taxonomic key for the identification of 43 species of the genus Bursera known in Oaxaca is present...
The survey of 135 collections of Bursera heteresthes Bullock, deposited mostly in Mexican herbaria, ...
Mexico is a major center of diversity of thegenus Bourreria but the identity and taxonomic status of...
Yucca queretaroensis is an endemic species of the semiarid zone of Querétaro, Guanajuato and Hidalgo...
Se describe e ilustra a Bursera zapoteca Rzed. & Medina sp. nov., árbol de la selva mediana subp...
Antecedentes y Objetivos: En México solo existen dos publicaciones referentes a la madera de plantas...
Type materials were analyzed in the CODAGEM herbarium. As a result, 38 specimens were registered, wh...
This work presents a taxonomic list of the fungi of the Boletaceae family from the state of Ja...
The leaves of 10 species of the genus Gouania (Rhamnaceae) cited for Mexico were studied with the go...
Bursera jerzyi (Burseraceae), a new arborescent species from southern Oaxaca, is described and illus...
Se describen como nuevas e ilustran Bursera silviae, encontrada en la región costera de Oaxaca, así...
Medicinal plants constitute one of the most important resources of traditional Mexican medicine. The...
The floristic composition, richness (S), heterogeneity (H'), evenness (J') and similarity were studi...
Two new species of Bourreria from Mexico,B. tuxtlae and B. veracruzana (Boraginaceae), are described...