Cyperaceae Raddianae: a nomenclatural and taxonomic study of the Cyperaceae published in G. Raddi’s Agrostografia brasiliensis

@article{LonghiWagner2010CyperaceaeRA,
  title={Cyperaceae Raddianae: a nomenclatural and taxonomic study of the Cyperaceae published in G. Raddi’s Agrostografia brasiliensis},
  author={Hilda Maria. Longhi-Wagner and Riccardo Maria Baldini and Ana Claudia Bentancor Araujo},
  journal={Kew Bulletin},
  year={2010},
  volume={65},
  pages={449-461}
}
SummaryA study of the 26 Cyperaceae published in G. Raddi’s Agrostografia brasiliensis is presented. Several new synonyms and a re-evaluation of some taxa described by G. Raddi are proposed. The first citation of Fimbristylis pilosa Vahl for Brazil is reported. The new combination, Pleurostachys pilulifera (Bertol.) Longhi-Wagner, Baldini & A. C. Araújo is made. 
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