Checklist of Bolivian Compositae - Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Key to species (from Hind, 2004)
1. Capitula 15–35-flowered; phyllaries narrowly lanceolate, apices acute to acuminate, often
glandular; achenes turbinate or fusiform, beaked and variously pubescent and/or glandular;
inflorescences lax panicles with widely spaced capitula (in Bolivian taxa). Sect. Dumerilia 2
Capitula usually 8–12 (–15)-flowered; phyllaries essentially oblong, widening towards
apices, apices truncate and often mucronate at tip, eglandular; achenes cylindrical, usually
glabrous, beakless; inflorescences paniculate and always ending in dense terminal
aggregations of capitula. Sect. Jungia 7
2. (1) Petiole bases exauriculate 3
Petiole bases auriculate 4
3. (2) Pappus setae plumose; achenes moderately covered in short-stipitate glands (at least in
material in K). NE Argentina, Bolivia (La Paz, Santa Cruz), Paraguay, Uruguay J. floribunda
Pappus setae barbellate or subplumose; achenes usually densely setuliferous, setulae
antrorse, apices acute. NW Argentina, Bolivia (La Paz, Cochabamba, Santa Cruz, Tarija)
J. polita
4. (2) Achenes glandular on beak and apical callus 5
Achenes eglandular 6
5. (4) Corollas pink or mauve; auricles entire or slightly lobed. Bolivia (La Paz), Ecuador, Peru;
(2700–) 3000–4600 m J. rugosa
Corollas white; auricles distinctly dentate or lobed. NE Argentina, Bolivia (La Paz, Santa
Cruz), Paraguay, Uruguay; 400–1500 m
J. floribunda
6. (4) Involucre 10–13 (–15) mm diam.; phyllaries usually 10–12; florets 20–25; pappus grey to dark
grey. NW Argentina, Bolivia (La Paz, Cochabamba, Santa Cruz, Tarija), Peru
J. pauciflora ssp. pauciflora
Involucre 7–10 mm diam.; phyllaries 8–9; florets 8–12 (–16); pappus usually ‗tawny‘. NW
Argentina, Bolivia (Tarija)
J. sordida
7. (1) Corollas white; petiole base exauriculate. Bolivia (La Paz) J. beckii
Corollas purple or ‗reddish lilac‘; petiole bases auriculate 8
8. (7) Leaves ovate- to triangular-cordate; margins unlobed or slightly lobed; Bolivia (La Paz),
Ecuador, Peru.
J. weberbaueri
Leaves sub-orbucular, margins distincly or shallowly lobed. Bolivia (La Paz) J. woodii
Jungia (Martrasia) affinis Gardner, London J. Bot. 6: 460 (1847) = Jungia floribunda Less.
Jungia beckii Harling, Novon 7(3): 246 (1997). Type: ‗Bolivia. La Paz: Prov. Nor Yungas, ca. 4 km from
Chuspipata towards Puente Villa, downhill towards Río Undiavi, 2900 m, 3 Nov. 1990, Beck 18672‘.
Holotype: LPB; isotypes: GB, LPB.
Bolivia (La Paz).
High-montane wet forest.
2800–3000.
November–July.
Jungia bullata Turcz., Bull. Soc. Naturalistes Moscou 24(1): 213 (1851) = Jungia rugosa Less.
*Jungia divaricata Rusby, Mem. Torrey Bot. Club 6(1): 71 (1896) = Jungia polita Griseb.
*Jungia ferruginea L.f. was mentioned in Foster (1958: 212) but is clearly not present. It is difficult to know
which species it was mistaken for since allied species mentioned in Harling (1995) do not occur in Bolivia.
*Jungia floribunda Less., Linnaea 5(1): 38 (1830). Types: ‗Sellow in Brasilia aequinoctiali. (v. sp. s. ∞.).‘
Syntypes: Bú.
Jungia pyramidalis D. Don, Trans. Linn. Soc. London 16(2): 299 (1830). Type: ‗In Brasilâ ad ripas fluminis La
Plata. Sello. L.‘ Holotype: originally in Aylmer Bourke Lambert‘s herbarium, now possibly in BM, CGE, G,
LE, or OXF fide Miller (1970: 541). Sellow material was also purchased by Rich and is now in Herb.
Delessert, P.