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Abstract

The Atlantic Forest Central Corridor is the center of Bromeliaceae diversity in the Atlantic Forest domain,
comprising most of the endemic and threatened species. The extreme south of Bahia state, Northeastern Brazil,
is included within the corridor, with few taxonomic flora studies carried out in this area. Herein, we present
a taxonomic study of the Bromeliaceae family from an important fragment in the extreme south of Bahia,
based on field collections, herbarium material and specialized literature. Twelve species of Bromeliaceae were
recorded, belonging to Aechmea (2 spp.), Araeococcus (1 sp.), Billbergia (1 sp.), Catopsis (1 sp.), Guzmania
(1 sp.), Hohenbergia (1 sp.), Tillandsia (1 sp.), and Vriesea (4 spp.). Eight species are endemic to the Atlantic
Forest domain. Identification keys, descriptions, and comments on their phenology, geographical distribution
and habitat are provided, as well as an illustration of Hohenbergia sandrae, which was described for the first
time in the Atlantic Forest domain.

Key words: Estação Veracel Private Natural Heritage Reserve, muçununga, Pau-Brasil Ecological Station,
Tabuleiro forest, taxonomy.


Resumo

O Corredor Central da Mata Atlântica é o centro da diversidade de Bromeliaceae no Domínio da Mata
Atlântica, compreendendo a maioria das espécies endêmicas e ameaçadas. O extremo sul da Bahia, nordeste
do Brasil, faz parte do corredor e é escasso em termos de pesquisas taxonômicas da flora. Apresenta-se um
estudo florístico-taxonômico da família Bromeliaceae em um importante fragmento no extremo sul da Bahia,
com base em coleta de campo, material de herbário e literatura especializada. Foram registradas doze espécies
de Bromeliaceae, pertencentes à Aechmea (2 spp.), Araeococcus (1 sp.), Billbergia (1 sp.), Catopsis (1 sp.),
Guzmania (1 sp.), Hohenbergia (1 sp.), Tillandsia (1 sp.) e Vriesea (4 spp.). Oito espécies são endêmicas do
domínio da Mata Atlântica. No presente artigo, são fornecidas chaves de identificação, descrições e comentários
sobre a fenologia, distribuição geográfica e habitat, além de uma ilustração de Hohenbergia sandrae, que foi
descrita pela primeira vez no Domínio da Mata Atlântica.

Palavras-chave: RPPN Estação Veracel, muçununga, Estação Ecológica do Pau-Brasil, floresta de Tabuleiro,
taxonomia.  aBROMELIACEAE  aMATA ATLÂNTICA  aESTAÇÃO ECOLÓGICA DO PAU-BRASIL  aRPPN ESTAÇÃO VERACEL  aFLORESTA DE TABULEIRO0 07099357916dRio de Janeiro-RJ Jardim Botanico do Rio de Janeiro 1935o2025-5881tRodriguésia (Brazil)x0370-6583; 2175-7860 on-linegv. 73 p. 1-16; (2022)wBR2025002543  uhttps://www.scielo.br/j/rod/a/wJgq3WMDVWQhQFs54CRVtDd/?format=pdf&lang=en  cANA  c338340d338340