ArticleEcology and evolution2025
From Herbarium to Landscape: New Records and Mapping Rare and Threatened Species of Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest.
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Abstract
The Atlantic Rainforest is a biodiversity hotspot with high endemism. Botanical sampling in its interior mountains is limited, affecting knowledge of locally endemic or undescribed species. The aim was to investigate the presence and distribution of rare and threatened species in different Atlantic Rainforest fragments. Atlantic Rainforest of Minas Gerais state, Brazilian southeastern. We used multi-level forest inventory data from 137 plots across nine Semideciduous Seasonal Forest fragments, sampled 1-9 times over 30 years. We selected species with ≤ 60 previous records, associating coordinates to plot distribution maps. We analyzed species' distribution in the biodiversity repositories SpeciesLink, JABOT, and GBIF to avoid omitting exclusive records on any of these platforms. We documented 17 new records and listed 243 previous records of 12 rare species in eight families. These species are endemic to the Atlantic Rainforest, with most showing some level of threat. The new records expanded species' occurrence zones, and
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