Checklist of Bolivian Compositae - Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

ssp. fimbriata Joch. Müller, Syst. Bot. Monogr. 76: 97 (2006). Type: ‗BOLIVIA. Tarija: Prov. Avilez, altiplano
beside the upper valley of Rio Rosario W Rosario, ca. 3800 m, 27 Feb 2002; C, Müller 9217‘. Holotype: JE;
isotypes: BR, GH, LPB, MO, NY (00804162).
Bolivia (Oruruo, Tarija), Argentina.
Dry grassland, dwarf scrub communities and open scrub (Müller, 2006).
2700–4000 m.
February–March.
Vernacular name: KHATARI THOLA (Müller, 2006).
ssp. santelicis (Phil.) Joch. Müller (Chile).
var. chrysophylla (F. H. Hellwig) Joch. Müller, Syst. Bot. Monogr. 76: 96 (2006).
Baccharis santelicis Phil. ssp. chrysophylla F. H. Hellwig, Mitt. Bot. Staatssamml. München 29: 318 (1990). Type:
[Chile:] ‗I. Region, de Tarapacá, Weg von Zapahuira zum Portezuelo de Chapiquiða, 4300 m, 15.4.1986,
HELLWIG 7957‘. Holotype: M; isotypes: SGO, Herb. Hellwig.
Bolivia (Oruro), Chile.
Dry grassland and dwarf scrub communities of the puna, open scrub and open Polylepis forest (Müller, 2006).
4100–4800 m.
Vernacular name: ÑACA THOLA (Müller, 2006).
var. incarum (Wedd.) Joch. Müller, Syst. Bot. Monogr. 76: 93 (2006).
*Baccharis microphylla Kunth var. incarum Wedd., Chloris Andina 1: 170 (1856). Types: ‗Hab. VENEZUELA
(?): Sierra nevada de Merida, h. 3000 m. (Funck et Schlim., exsicc., n. 1154). … – PÉROU (): Cordillère de
Tacora! (Wedd.). – BOLIVIE (): très répandu sur les collines arides des hauts plateaux, entre Potosi et La
Paz!, ainsi qu‘au voisinage du lac de Titicaca!, près Tiaguanaco, etc. (d’Orbigny, Pentland, Wedd., etc.).
Lectotype (effectively selected by Cuatrecasas, 1963: 7 – see note): P; isolectotypes: F, P. Note: Cuatrecasas
(1963: 7) actually stated ‗The type (P) was collected by Weddell in the Cordillera de Tacora, Peru. Paratypes
came from Potosi, La Paz, Lago Titicaca near Tioguanaco (collect. Weddell, Orbigny, Pentland). … ‗; his use
of the term ‗paratypes‘ was incorrect, since at the time Weddell had not asigned a type! Cuatrecasas (1967b:
6), in citing type material of this name, stated ‗Weddell 4092. Potosì, Bolivia, vulgo ―tola‖, P, holotypus
(lectotypus); P, F, isotypi. Weddell s.n. in declivibus prope vicum Tiaguanaco et in planitiae frigidae circa
lacum Titicaca 8-X-1851 (P, paratipi, tres pliegos, en uno hay los dibujos originales de las ilustraciones de
Weddell).‘ No other mention is made of d’Orbigny, or Pentland collections as types (by Cuatrecasas, 1967, or
by Müller, 2006) although Pentland 12 (P), Pentland 53 (6 duplicates in P) and Pentland s.n. (P) are
mentioned by Cuatrecasas (1967b: 6–7), along with d’Orbigny 1380 (P), 1388 (P) and 1398 (P).
Baccharis incarum (Wedd.) Perkins, Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 49: 224 (1913). With the exception of Pentland 12 (which
was determined as B. linearifolia ssp. polycephala) Müller (2006) noted all these collections under var.
incarum.
Baccharis incarum (Wedd.) Heering, Jahrb. Hamburg. Wiss. Anst., 31, Beih. 3: 153 (1916). comb. illegit.,
superfl.
Baccharis incarum (Wedd.) Cuatrec., Phytologia 9: 7 (1963), comb. illegit. superfl.
Baccharis magellanica (Lam.) Pers. var. subviscosa Kuntze, Revis. Gen. Pl. 3(3): 133 (1898). Types: ‗Argentina:
Nevado del Castillo in provinz Salta (113 Lorentz & Hieronymus). Bolivia: 4000 m Machacamarga. Chile:
Rio Quino.‘ [ARGENTINA. Prov. Salta, Nevado del Castillo, 19–25 Mar 1873, P.G.Lorentz & G. Hieronymus
113. BOLIVIA. Machacamarga, 4000 m, 13 Mar 1892, Kuntze s.n. CHILE. Rio Quino, 17 Feb 1892, Kuntze s.n.‘ –
according to Wetter & Zanoni, 1985: 326]. Lectotype (selected by Cuatrecasas, 1967b: 7): ‗Bolivia: 4000 m
Machacamarga‘ Kuntze, s.n. F-297261; isolectotype: NY-162265.
Argentina, Bolivia (Cochabamba, La Paz, Oruro, Potosí, Tarija), Chile.
Dry grassland, dwarf scrub communities and open scrub (Müller, 2006), Puna Peruana, Altiplano, Tolillares
(Altiplano xeromorphic thorn-scrub), Khewiñar Altiplánico occidental (Western Altiplano sclerophyllous
seasonal evergreen woodland), Matorralies seriales orotrophicales altiplánico occidentales, Cardonales
orotropicales semiáridos centro altiplánicos (Central Andean semiarid thorn and succulent scrub).
3400–5000 m.
October–April.
Vernacular names: CHOQO THOLA, KH‘ACHU CHUA CHUA, ÑACA THOLA, SAUCO, THOLA (Müller, 2006).