Bioacoustics of Semiaquilegia guangxiensis

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etymology · Plazi

Etymology:— The specific epithet is derived from the type locality, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China . Additional specimens examined ( Paratypes ):— CHINA . Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region:Yongfu County, Jiangyue Village, in broad-leaved forests of limestone hillside, elev. ca, 190 m , 9 March 2013 , Survey team of Yongfu County, 450326130309019LY (IBK), 14 April 2014 , Yu-song Huang Y14041401 (IBK), elev. ca. 185 m , 21 April 2015 , Yu-song Huang Y15042101 (IBK). Conservation status:— Currently, the new species is only known from the type locality, and the population size is about 65 mature individuals. It seems that the new species can be accessed to be Endangered (EN) according to the IUCN Red List categories and criteria ( IUCN 2001 , 2012 ). However, it is possible that more populations could be found in similar habitats of limestone areas of northern Guangxi . With limited field works at present, we would temporarily consider this new species to be Data Deficient (DD). Taxonomic Note:— Semiaquilegia dauciformis D.Q. Wang (1989: 51) was proposed by the following characteristics, i.e. tuber conical, ramose, basal leaves biternate, staminodes 0–6, and the length of style being about half of the ovary or as long as the ovary. And a variety, S. adoxoides (DC.) Makino var. grandis D.Q. Wang (1989: 53) , was named based on the tuber 2–6 cm long, 0.7–2 cm in diameter, stem 20–40 cm tall, basal leaves ternate or biternate, and sepals 7–10 mm long. However, both of them have been regarded as conspecific to S. adoxoides in Flora of China ( Fu & Orbélia 2001 ). Here S. guangxiensis is apparently a different member of Semiaquilegia as described above, which makes Semiaquilegia from a considered monotypic genus to including two species. The detailed morphological comparison between the two species of Semiaquilegia is summarized in Table 2 .

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