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GOYENETCHE, Juan M.  y  SCARAMUZZINO, Rosa L.. Romulea rosea (Iridaceae, Ixieae), first record for the Argentinian Flora. Bonplandia [online]. 2023, vol.32, n.1, pp.109-118. ISSN 0524-0476.  http://dx.doi.org/10.30972/bon.3216439.

In this work, the presence ofRomulea rosea(L.) Eckl. (Iridaceae, Ixieae), a South African species that has invaded Australia and other countries, is mentioned for the first time for Argentina. It was found in the orographic Tandilia System, Buenos Aires province. A description of the species, synonymy, uses, geographic distribution and habitat, phenology and invasion status are presented. A key to distinguish the genusRomuleafrom other genera of the Ixieae tribe present in the country is also provided.

Palabras clave : Alien species; Buenos Aires; Crocoideae; Romulea; Tandilia System.

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