It seems nothing can separate Barça and Atlético Madrid. Four meetings this season and four draws, the latest a high-paced battle in the Champions League quarter-final first leg at Camp Nou tonight that ended 1-1. Diego Ribas surprised José Manuel Pinto from 30 yards to put Cholo Simeone's team ahead just before the hour but a magnificent Andrés Iniesta set up Neymar Jr to equalize fifteen minutes later. Despite a late push from Barça, Atlético held on, leaving everything to play for in the second game next Wednesday at the Vicente Calderón.
Barça knew Atlético would come out strongly but could find little answer to the visitors' early high press. Within the first five minutes Villa had twice fired wide, the second time a real chance after Pinto's poor kick straight to Arda. Barça tried to respond with a run from Messi which ended with a foul on the edge of the area but the Argentinian fired the free-kick straight at the wall. Atlético were frustrating Barça's rhythm and there was further disruption when Piqué had to go off after 12 minutes after falling awkwardly after a jump with Diego Costa.
It was not a good start for Barça but with Bartra fitting into defence the team set about taking control of the game. As expected Atlético played to the limit to break Barça's flow and inevitably the fouls started to come. German referee Felix Brych, in typical UEFA style, showed leniency for the first bad foul from Tiago on Iniesta but soon after he pulled out the first yellow when Koke brought down Neymar.
Barça finally began to create danger after the twentieth minute. Neymar flicked a header straight at Courtois after Xavi's chip then Messi showed brilliant footwork to escape from Miranda before delivering a superb pass for Iniesta whose shot was blocked by Godin. Atlético were now getting pinned back and their cause didn't seem to be helped when Diego Costa, who had been doubtful before the game, pulled up injured and had to be replaced by Diego Ribas. It seemed very unfortunate at the time for Atlético but the substitute's goal later on would prove handsome consolation.
Barça kept plugging away but there was always a heavily packed defence. Xavi's free-kick found Bartra going up for the header but the ball flicked off his back and went just wide. Then from another Xavi free-kick Alba tried an ambitious volley but got it all wrong. Dani Alves was typically energetic up and down the right but his crossing was failing to connect, then twice in a minute he swung in balls from the right, first for Messi's header to force a diving save to his left from Courtois, then for Iniesta who just failed to get good contact on his header. There are often complaints about Alves's crossing but it can't be easy when you only have the likes of Messi and Iniesta to aim at. The cross for Iniesta, for example, would have been perfect for a Drogba or Lewandowski.
The first half ended with Neymar letting fly from out on the right but the ball flew just over. However, Atlético showed they could still cause danger when a quick free-kick gave Villa the chance to take advantage of a bounce off Bartra and force a diving save from Pinto. The first half ended goalless which would have been pleasing for Simeone but the game had been swinging Barça's way after Atlético's strong start, and near the end of the half Gabi and Arda had joined Koke in the referee's book which threatened to put a hold on the visitors' biting midfield.
Barça continued to look in control at the start of the second half though with little luck against the Atlético defence. Neymar fired another long-shot over then in the 53rd minute Iniesta made a splendid run into the left of the area but after Neymar chested down his cross the defence cut off the pass to Messi. There was little connection in attack with Messi struggling in very little space. Then things got considerably worse in the 55th minute after Iniesta was forced into fouling Diego after Barça had lost three 50/50 challenges catching Mascherano and Busquets out of position. Atlético took a quick free-kick forward to Diego who was 30 yards out on the right, there didn't appear to be much danger but Diego cracked a tremendous shot that Pinto could only touch as it flew past him at the near post. It is a massive test for the keeper coming in to replace the injured Valdés but that will have to go down as one he might have stopped.
It was an uphill struggle for Barça now and Atlético virtually gave up on attacking. Time and again Barça recovered Atlético's clearances but the penalty area was looking impenetrable and the only way to test Courtois was with a powerful drive from Busquets that the keeper did brilliantly to turn round the post.
Eventually Martino decided to switch things round bringing on Alexis for Fabregas which meant Neymar moved to his more favoured left side and Iniesta dropped back to his more effective position in midfield. The move paid off within three minutes when Busquets, who had an excellent second half, robbed the ball in Atlético's half and gave the ball to Iniesta. From his deeper position Iniesta could invent a sublime pass with the outside of his right foot into the space behind Juanfran. Neymar was onto it like a flash and he whipped a right-foot shot past Courtois and inside the far post.
Camp Nou breathed a sigh of relief and with twenty minutes remaining Barça pushed for a winner. Alexis was lively on the right and after one of his crosses was cleared, Iniesta fathomed a beautiful curler only to be thwarted by another outstanding leap from Courtois. Atlético were tiring but they still managed some decisive last-ditch defending and Courtois was only tested once more, from Messi's free-kick, but again the keeper flew across his goal to tip the ball round the post.
Atlético finished the game on six yellow cards to Barça's two which shows we pushed them to the limits and in the end they had Courtois to thank for the draw. The result will be seen to give Atlético a slight advantage going into the second leg though as I mentioned in my preview home advantage counts for less against a team from the same league and Barça are perfectly capable of getting a result at the Calderón. Simeone's tactics also have their risks and with a stricter referee they could easily end the game with ten men.
Barça now have to make do without Piqué for four weeks which after the loss of Valdés is another big blow in an important position. Bartra did a fine job tonight while Mascherano also had a pretty good game but the only cover now for them is Puyol unless Martino decides to use Adriano at centre-back again. Losing our number one keeper and number one centre-back at such a crucial time is not good news but the team must pull together and respond.
Barça: Pinto 5.5; Alves 6.5, Piqué 6.5 (Bartra m12, 7), Mascherano 7, Alba 7.5; Xavi 6.5, Busquets 7.5, Fabregas 5.5 (Alexis m68, 6.5); Neymar 7, Messi 6.5, Iniesta 8.
Atlético: Courtois; Juanfran, Miranda, Godin, Filipe Luis; Koke, Gabi, Tiago, Arda Turan (Cristian Rodriguez m77); Diego Costa (Diego Ribas m30), Villa (Sosa m70).
Goals: m56 Diego Ribas 0-1, m71 Neymar 1-1.
Yellow cards: m19 Koke, m37 Gabi, m44 Arda, m52 Juanfran, m55 Iniesta, m58 Alba, m79 Diego Ribas, m91 Sosa.
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Fair result. I think only goalies of Courtois' height could have a chance at stopping that shot. It was a stunning goal. Also, every time we were attacking near the box, it seemed like we were playing 11 against 12, with the referee crowding up the space. At one point he stopped a Barca pass that turned into a real threatening counter attack. It was the most atrocious positioning I've ever seen from a referee, and messi let him know it. Let's hope we can break their defence down in Calderon. I see us drawing 2-2 and getting through.
There was a headline somewhere which reckoned that Atletico were a team that Barca could not beat. I know we've been unlucky with injuries but these things do even out over the course of a season and its precisely why you need to have quality backup in all areas when you're competing in various tournaments. I'm not even close to a football manager but didn't all of us know that this is exactly how Atletico were going to play, so why is it that we couldn't come up with a gameplan to neutralise Simeone's tactics. Moreover, when the positional switch did come, it was quite late in the game to really affect the outcome.
Maybe Tata and his team will use this result to come up with a better game plan in the second leg and send us through to the next round. We also have to face Atletico in La Liga where any slip up would result in the La Liga title slippping away.
This was a very good performance by our boys. Really proud!
In hindsight, we probably should have started our 4-man-midfield formation given how Atletico set up (at least after Costa went out). That formation has given us new life in extremely tough games ever since we all 'agreed' the Xavi-Iniesta-Busq midfield has become lacking a bit in controlling such games. But this ended up being a game we required more pro-activeness.
That said, If I am to blame Tata for anything, it would be the fact that he didn't bring on Alexis much earlier. Being pro-active at home in the UCL is very important, I hope it won't be a regrettable lesson for him. Like Nic mentioned though, away goal should mean less hopefully since its a domestic opponent.


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Acme Smoked Fish Expansion Approved by City Council
by Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner May 27, 2021 May 27, 2021
A rendering of the new Acme Smoked Fish HQ
Acme Smoked Fish will officially remain in Greenpoint, serving as the anchor tenant in a new $550 million mixed-use development approved today by the full New York City Council.
This approval is seen as a big step forward in helping New York City's recovery from the pandemic, with up to 2000 new jobs expected in the new development's commercial spaces. Acme will also be able to retain its local workforce, which employs over 100 union workers.
Acme's new standalone factory will be a four story, approximately 95,300 sq. ft. fish smoking and packaging plant, plus an adjacent nine story, 454,600 sq. ft. commercial development with open workspaces, natural light, unobstructed waterfront views, and 33,800 sq. ft. of ground floor neighborhood retail space.
"From its skilled workforce to its vibrant culture, being in Brooklyn has always been central to this company's success, and we're thrilled to now have the opportunity to not only remain here in the borough, but to also expand our operations as we continue to grow with the neighborhood we've called home for generations," said Adam Caslow, co-CEO and fourth generation owner of Acme Smoked Fish.
"Our small business community has been walloped by COVID-19, and though the impacts have been inequitably distributed, few businesses have been spared from the economic fallout. A real recovery must ensure support for our local businesses, which give our neighborhoods their unique character, while attracting burgeoning industries that will power our economy in the future," said Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. "Acme Smoked Fish's expanded facility will help boost local employment, while accommodating growth that is critical to helping Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and New York City thrive. With an end of this pandemic in sight, now is the time for proactive steps to bring our economy back stronger and more equitable than ever,"
The project will also create a pedestrian-friendly gateway, adding about a half acre of tree-lined open space to link McCarren Park and the future Bushwick Inlet Park.
A rendering of the new outdoor space at 10 Wythe
Rubenstein Partners and Gensler, the developer and architect firms behind 25 Kent, are working together on this project, dubbed "10 Wythe" for its 3-acre location on the block at Wythe Ave., Gem St., Banker St., and Meserole Ave.
"Acme Smoked Fish has been an integral partner in our community now for four generations," said City Council Member Stephen Levin. "It supports more than one hundred good union jobs, and is a great source of pride that Brooklynites share with people all around the world who love their smoked fish products. I'm confident that we reached a plan that will help Acme grow their community presence, while ensuring that this space remains industrial, and a generator of good, middle-class jobs, for long into the future."
Construction is expected to begin in Fall 2021 and Acme Smoked Fish is expected to move into its new home by late 2024. The full development is slated to be completed by mid-2025.
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Seems a little "fishy" to me. Completed in 2025? How about 2035 the way these things go. By then Greenpoint will b. bankrupt with the countless hi rise lux condos/rentals going up that nobody can afford.
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The announcement came a day after authorities finished searching Meyers Lake in the northeast Iowa town of Evansdale, which is near a path where the girls' bikes were found. The girls vanished July 13.
A judge on Thursday granted a prosecution request to place Morrissey in a pretrial supervision program of the Iowa Department of Corrections while he faces September trials in two separate drug cases that could land him in prison for decades.
The change means Morrissey, who has been free on bond, will be supervised by parole officers who will make sure he shows up in court and does not violate the terms of his release.
Morrissey's wife, Misty Cook-Morrissey, 34, pleaded guilty in 2003 in federal court to conspiracy to manufacture and distribute methamphetamine, court documents show. She also has theft and alcohol violations in state court and is on supervised release after her probation was revoked in September because of drug and excessive alcohol use and failure to comply with drug tests.
In nearby Waterloo on Saturday, about 165 people participated in a 3-mile run/walk to benefit the girls' families, the Waterloo Courier reported. The Collinses, who have kept a low profile during the last week, were in attendance.
I will not give up the belief that using this kind of public forum can make a difference for the good of our chiildren. Our lost children. You and I both are aware and know the numbers that go missing on a daily basis. I think we can help put a stop to it. I think this is our "new age" fight Gerry, our new protest that we are now so much more aware of.
Gerry are you talking about a relaunch just recently, or a bit of time ago? If just recently I have missed it somehow. I'll be going on over to your blog after posting this comment in case I missed it.
Our hope and prayers are that this was investigated as well You might contact the local authorities again Sometime in large investigation things sadly sometimes fall through the cracks.
It is always disturbing when children go missing. I pray these two will be found alive and well.
You're so right Tess, and I decided that though there is not much I can do, to not have this awful feeling of helplessness to do these kinds of postings. I have a brother blogger in the UK who is doing the same. Maybe this can make some changes in how children are found. Putting social networking to work for good.
I believe that by getting the news out, we can help find these children. My heart and prayers go out to the family, and I pray that these two girls come home safely.
Thank you so much for reblogging this, that is the whole point and you got it and did it!!
I believe like you do and wihile we are blogging and talking with another around the country and the world why not? It just makes sense to me.
Thanks again, you have delighted me so in joining in. We can make this a movement.
I am adding my prayers and thoughts with yours, I cannot even imagine. Thanks again for stopping by and a lot for reblogging this.


Macerich converted the vacant approximately 50,000 square feet ("sf") of retail space on the 3rd Level of the Santa Monica Place ("SMP") Bloomingdale's Building into an approximately 50,000 sf, nine-screen luxury multi-screen cinema complex with a up to 12 movie theaters and a seating capacity of 1,500 seats, including an outdoor terrace for ticket holders. The Project may also provide a lounge area and/or outdoor terrace area for ticket holders. Renovations were limited to the 3rd Level of the Bloomingdale's Building, with an increased height by 36 feet to a height of approximately 84 feet above existing grade .


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Q: How to delete decimals from labels in plots made with the scales package in R? I made a plot where the fill bar is on a logarithmic scale. By default, labels appear in the format 1e+01, 1e+02, etc. I chose to modify the labels using the scales package, using the label_number() function. However, the values 0.1, 10, 1000 and 100000 appear with extra decimal places. Is there any way to show these numbers without the additional decimal places?
I would like a sequence like this: 0.001, 0.1, 10, 1000, and 100000.
library(ggplot2)
library(scales)

X <- 0
Y <- 0
Z <- 10

DF <- data.frame(X, Y, Z)

ggplot(data = DF,
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           y = Y,
           fill = Z)) +
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                       trans = 'log10',
                       limits = c(0.001, 100000),
                       labels = label_number(big.mark = ""))

A: Take a look at ?label_number, you can specify arguments from base::format(). Here the trick is drop0trailing = T.
big.mark = "" is used to remove empty space in the thousandth position.
ggplot(data = DF,
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           y = Y,
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                       trans = 'log10',
                       limits = c(0.001, 100000),
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'Loose Women' Comes Under Fire After Transgender Discussion
Added by Amy Walker on November 27, 2015.
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Tags: ITV, Loose Women, Television, Trans, Transgender, Twitter
No one can deny that there is a lot more talk about trans people and transgender issues on television than ever before. We're starting to be taken seriously, we're no longer being seen as deviants or fetishists, and people are starting to understand that we face some very serious, life threatening issues. Some would say that any discussion about transgender people on television is a good thing, that it raises awareness. Right?
Well, in the case of ITV's Loose Women not so much. A panel consisting of Jane Moore, Gloria Hunniford, Nadia Sawalha and Andrea McLean, all cisgender women, have received criticism for a discussion on transgender issues on the show yesterday, November 27th.
The group were talking about the subject of 'oversharing' with children and the potential harm that it can cause, questioning if children should be sheltered from certain subjects for their own safety and happiness. It was during this discussion that the subject of transgender children came up.
Andrea McLean introduced the topic, saying 'There's been a quadruple rise in the number of children, some aged 10 or under , who have been referred to the NHS and that's because of transgender feelings. Transgender is a word that has been banded around an awful lot in the last 12 months or so, especially because of the Caitlyn Jenner case over in America.'
'One case is wonderful and lovely, how accepting people are of fluid sexuality. But the fact that young children are now questioning their sexuality and gender at such a young age, is that refreshing or worrying?'
Obviously this was already problematic as one of the hosts had already confused gender and sexuality, something that annoyed some viewers. Nadia Sawalha went on to add further ire when she went on to say, 'Last year my step daughter told me the 'in' thing in school was self harming, and then before that it was throwing up. You know, fashionable words that have been taken on'.
I, and some others who have taken to social media to complain, think that comparing any of these issues to being an 'in' thing is incredibly insulting and potentially dangerous. It pushed someone who is going through one or more of these issues away, it sends a message that if someone feels that they might be transgender they're only doing it to be fashionable because it's 'in'. It tells parents not to worry if your child is self harming, it's not because they're in pain and need help, it's because it's a fad.
Gloria Hunniford proved to be just as problematic when she went on to discuss a family friend, whose child, assigned female at birth but identifying as male, who has expressed the desire to undergo gender realignment surgery to remove his breasts.
She said, 'It must be so difficult for parents to deal with that. It would be bad enough if a child eventually had a mastectomy for health reasons, but just to look like a boy?'
No only did none of the presenters respect this young man enough to use male pronouns, using she and her throughout, but Hunniford seems more concerned with how parents of transgender teens feel than the feelings of the transgender person themselves, going on to lament the parent's feelings of their child having to have surgery 'just to look like a boy'. God forbid she actually think this person might need that surgery for their own quality of life, or respect them enough not to use language like 'look like a boy'.
Jane Moore tried to inject some wisdom at this point, telling Hunniford 'I would say if she's got to that stage she's definitely….at teen age you know by then, don't you? The under 10 aspect worries me.' Despite stating that the young man probably isn't just 'confused' by that age is good, being unable to say the word transgender and misgendering them is not.
Hunniford went on to add, 'You understand when your child talks about homosexuality but being transgender is a whole new thing.'
Jane Moore ended the talk by saying, 'We shouldn't push anything on a child. All you can ever have with them is an open relationship where they feel they can come and talk to you about it.' The audience applauded the panel at the end.
However, it would seem that not everyone agrees with everything the panel said, calling out some poor use of language, the muddling of gender and sexuality, their concern for parents of trans children over the trans children themselves and general lack of education and ignorance on the subject.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and it's a panel show where people are allowed to share those opinions, but it's obvious from every comment that the presenters made that none of them have ever looked into transgender issues, especially transgender children. All of their opinions seem to be based on shaky general knowledge, informed by other ill educated television and radio.
They failed to use correct pronouns, they felt that even acknowledging trans issues is somehow 'forcing' them on children, they show more concern over the feelings of the 'poor' parents, they seem not to understand the reasons for surgical procedures. Hell, the way they were talking I'm surprised they didn't start trotting out 80's tropes and innuendos.
So many people are educated by television, the things they see and hear act as their guides on issues they might never have come across before or thought about much. That in itself is not a bad thing, television is a medium that can be used to a fantastic effect to educate and inform, but only when done right.
When little or no research is done on such a sensitive and important issue as transgender children it can lead to the furthering of misconceptions and discriminatory views. This was an excellent chance to do something good, even if it had helped just one member of the trans community by giving out the right info it would have been worth it, instead they've helped no one, possibly even the opposite.
If you are discussing transgender issues and don't have any trans people their to help educate and inform, please go and do just a little bit of research, Half an hour on Google would have made their discussion very different. It doesn't take much effort to get it right, but it takes a lot more effort to fix it when it's been done wrong.
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There is a well known Talmudic Dictum "Shtika Kehoda" that is, "Silence is complicity." Years ago, I remember years ago going to hear Eli Weisel, the Voice of the Holocaust, speak. He put it most succinctly that night, "the opposite of love is not only hate, it is also indifference." Indeed the only way in this world to affect change is to use our voices to be heard.
Last week, I watched in horror a scene that has sadly become all too familiar here in the US, a crazed young man mercilessly gunning down innocents with an automatic weapon. I watched a mother, who lost her daughter in the massacre, tearfully plead for something to be done about this. As a new father to two little angels, her heart wrenching plea resonated very deeply with me.
So what in Washington is being done about this? Well, pretty much nothing. At the top of the list is President Trump. For all of his claims of making America safe as his "top priority" and his tough talk on Extremist Islamic Terrorism, he has done nothing to help curb the gun control problem. In fact, he actually signed an executive order making it even easier to obtain guns, as he blocked an Obama era order to make it harder for severely mentally ill people to obtain guns. Now, thanks to Trump, it is easier for severely mentally ill people to obtain guns.
Why would Trump, who ran a campaign of toughness on safety issues, suddenly be so silent and even make America even less safe? Maybe, just maybe it has to do with the $30 million in campaign donations he received from the NRA? Or maybe to show loyalty to his voters, who love guns? As the President himself has said many times, loyalty means everything to him. Can anyone who is pro-Trump honestly say that he has America's best interests with standing by and doing nothing?
But it isn't Trump alone. Many congressman and senators are on the NRA's large payroll as well. The local Senator in Florida, Marco Rubio, who has been completely inept at passing any gun legislation, has received some $3.7 million from the NRA. Does this seem to be right to anyone?
And for those who claim that this is the "right to bear arms" is part of the Constitution, can anyone honestly say that the current situation is what the Founding Fathers had in mind? The Founding Fathers, who needed guns for hunting, and to protect themselves from the British, didn't exactly have this current predicament in mind when they wrote the Second Amendment. And certainly they didn't mean assault weapons, which have no civilian use.
My Jewish friends here that are Pro-Trump for his fiercely strong support for Israel, I urge you to look past that for one moment and criticize in a place where he deserves to be criticized. Being Pro-Israel, as wonderful as it is, does not give him a free pass on everything. It is important to call out a wrong when there is a wrong. And that goes for all of the politicians who have been refusing to enact change.
For those gun-toting voters who claim that the solution is to put added security at schools, I wanted to write the following parable: Imagine a bridge with a giant gaping hole in it. Every car that goes over the bridge falls into the water below. Two politicians are standing next to this bridge. One says to the other "We need to do something about this." The other one replies "You are right. We need to build more hospitals." Trying to fix a problem by not addressing the source of the problem will not bring real change. Only addressing the source of the problem will effect real change. And the source is the incredibly easy access to guns.
So allow your voice to be heard.. Speak out online. Sign the petition going around to ban assault weapons. Write politicians to put much stricter limits on the ability to acquire guns, if not eliminate gun acquisition entirely. But whatever you do, do not be silent. For silence is complicity.
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WAS,WERE Doubt In The Movie Forrest Gump?
Tom Hanks: "We was like family me and Jenny"
Then when I watched the movie again I observed they were using "was" in all the places where I thought they should have used "were".Is this ok in speech or should we use only "were" and not "was".Now I have heard many say that spoken english Grammar is a lot different from the written one.
It is to indicate Forrest Gump's humble background - i.e. he is not properly educated. This is not an uncommon colloquial and dialectical usage.
It is to be avoided in written formal English.
Thank you Feebs11 and Marius Hancu.
I'm sure you also realized that Forrest didn't have great intellectual capability. Don't blame it all on his humble, Southern heritage - his mother spoke fine English, if I recall. My father is from a humble, Southern heritage, and he would not speak that way.


OBLIGATION OF CONTRACTS. By this expression, which is used in the consti- tution of the United States, is meant a legal and not merely a moral duty. 4 Wheat. 107. The obligation of contracts consists in the necessity under which a man finds himself to, do, or to refrain from doing something. This obligation consists generally both in foro legis and in foro conscientice, though it does at times exist in one of these only. It is certainly of the first, that in foro legis, which the framers of the constitution spoke, when they prohibited the passage of any law impairing the obligation of contract. 1 Harr. Lond. Rep. Lo. 161. See Impairing the obligation of contracts.


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Metropolitan Cathedral of San José
Also called "Museo del Banco Central" as this gold museum is owned by the Central Bank of Costa Rica, it displays a large collection of former coins and banknotes of Costa Rica. This museum presents the history of the country throughout permanent and temporary exhibitions in a modern atmosphere. The collection of Pre-Columbian gold offers extraordinary pieces which reflect the perception of the world, the relationship with nature, the social organization and metalworking industry of the Pre-Columbian people, which lived in Costa Rica in the 5th century. Another exhibitions deals with the history of Costa Rica's currency from 1502 to today and exposes the most precious pieces of the museum's collection.
This small urban park surrounded by bustling streets of San José is a good spot for shady break. This place becomes a riot of birdsong at sunset and is home to an extraordinary statue of Christopher Columbus which was given by his descendants to the people of Costa Rica in 2002. This gift took place during the commemoration of the quincentenary of the explorer's landing in Puerto Limón. The shady park hosts various tropical trees, several monuments such as the bronze statue of Juan Vásquez de Coronado, who was the Spanish founder of the city.
The Cathedral of San José is an architectural jewel that combines Neoclassical and Baroque styles outside and colonial style inside. In 1813, Spanish decided that San José would become the capital of Costa Rica and they then decided to build a Cathedral in honor of their Catholic faith. In 1825 the construction of the Metropolitan Cathedral started and it was managed by Eusebio Rodriguez. Two years later, the church was eventually inaugurated and it became a cathedral in 1850. This major monument is worth seeing outside masse hours.
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Q: Power BI NativeQuery - cannot convert from Type to Text I created SQL stored procedure with 2 parameters: DateFrom and DateTo (both are of type DATE in my sql procedure).
I want to write a native query in Power Query Editor so first I created there 2 parameters for dates (type:date/time) : StartDate and EndDate. Unfortunately, when I'm trying to write a native query, the following error occurs: "can't convert from data type Record to Text". Do you know what's wrong with it?
This is procedure invoke:

and my M code:
let
    Source = Sql.Database("Server\12", "Base1"),

        Query = Value.NativeQuery(
            Source,
            [Query="EXEC [dbo].[sp_Sales] @DateFrom = '" & Date.ToText(StartDate) & "', @DateTo = '" & Date.ToText(EndDate) & "'"])

in
 Query

I also tried with more " :
let
    Source = Sql.Database("Server\12", "Base1"),

        Query = Value.NativeQuery(
            Source,
            [Query="EXEC [dbo].[sp_Sales] @DateFrom = """ & Date.ToText(StartDate) & """, @DateTo = """ & Date.ToText(EndDate) & """"])

in
 Query

where is the problem?

A: I found a solution for it. The key is to use NativeQuery here. The steps are as following:

*

*Create stored procedure with parameters (e.g. DateFrom and DateTo) and import data to Power BI

*In PowerQuery Editor create 2 parameters. Let's say startDate and endDate. Set some default values:

*Go to 'Advance Editor' to change M code. The proper one should be as following:

let
    Source = Sql.Database("ServerName\12", "Base2"),
    Query = Value.NativeQuery(
            Source,
            "EXEC [dbo].[storedProcedure_XYZ] @DateFrom = '" & Date.ToText(startDate) & "', @DateTo = '" & Date.ToText(endDate) & "'")

in

Query

@DateFrom and @DateTo are SQL parameters, PQ parameters (startDate and endDate) must be assigned to them in a way I showed above.
Important thing is that you can't put EXEC.... statement in 'SQL statement field' for importing data (of course you need to fill out server name etc.).
I mean you can do it first to import raw data (see 1st point) but after that this field should remain empty. The whole job is now done by your M code using Native Query.

*After clicking 'Ok' in your 'Advanced Editor' (see 3rd point) your SQL query will be executed along with parameters. Now you can see data refreshed in Power BI.

*Go to visualization layer in your Power BI. Click on this little arrow down for 'Transform Data' and choose 'Edit Parameters':

*Now enter values for your parameters.

Click OK and that's it! Your SQL query is being refreshed now based on parameters you passed from PBI Visualization layer and all refreshed data will be loaded into your data model in PBI - that means your visualizations will be updated automatically with new data. It's not statis any longer - it's dynamic now:)
Another good thing about it is that your base table which you imported to PQ from SQL  won't change to function (as it usually is when you parametrize queries) - it still remain table even though you use parameters on your base query. It makes less problems with loading data into PBI data model, all columns remain on their place and none of them are removed. It works perfectly for me.
I also turned off Native Query Approval (go to Options>Security) as to PBI doesn't ask you for permission to execute your query. That's good thing to do when you use Native Query (bear in mind security issues, it's important here).


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Research in Nanoscience Earns Professor Highly Competitive NSF Award
Erin D. McKenzie
Brankovic
Stanko Brankovic, an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Houston, has received one of the most prestigious National Science Foundation honors given to junior faculty members.
The second faculty member from the department to earn the honor this year, the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award recognizes individuals most likely to become academic leaders based on their performance as researchers and educators early in their career. It will support Brankovic's nanoscience research as well as educational outreach efforts.
"This award recognizes my research ideas and efforts in the field of electrochemical material synthesis and nanofabrication," said Brankovic. "It gives recognition to my research group and my students as well, and it offers great motivation and drive for excellence in my future work."
Using the five-year, $550,000 grant from NSF, Brankovic will delve deeper into exactly how the size of a material can effect its behavior. He will use both electrochemical and chemical fabrication methods to synthesize structures and materials to study exactly how they act at the ultra-tiny nanoscale.
"At this level, the physical and chemical properties of materials can differ," Brankovic said, noting he will attempt to learn how to manipulate properties of these materials at this scale to develop new products and technologies that could greatly impact the way we live—increasing the energy efficiency of everyday devices even making sensors more efficient.
He plans to do this by collaborating with researchers at national labs, other universities and colleges within UH. The work will also engage both graduates and undergraduates in the study, which is focused specifically on nanofabrication, thin film growth and electrocatalysis.
Brankovic earned his bachelor's degree in chemical and biochemical engineering from the University of Belgrade in 1994 and his Ph.D. in science and engineering of materials at Arizona State University in 1999. Before accepting a faculty position at the University of Houston in 2005, he spent two years as a postdoctoral associate at Brookhaven National Laboratory and four years as a research staff member at Seagate Research Center. Throughout his career, he has published more than 30 papers, some of which have appeared in Science and Nano Letters.
In addition to being a member of the electrical and computer engineering faculty at the Cullen College, he holds joint appointments in the chemical and biomolecular engineering and chemistry departments. Brankovic, who has three patents, is also a recipient of the Junior Faculty Research Award given by the college for the 2008-09 academic year.
ECE Researchers Charging the Future with Modern Aqueous Batteries
ECE's Huang among NAI 2022 Class of Fellows
ECE's Brankovic earns $300k grant for ferromagnetic alloy research


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Флора Аргентины включает более 10 тысяч видов цветковых растений.

Обзорная информация

Республика Аргентина является второй по площади страной на континенте Южная Америка (); характеризуется большим широтным охватом: от 21°50' ю. ш. на севере до 55°30' ю. ш. на юге, и от Атлантического океана на восток до горной цепи Анд на западе; имеет большое разнообразие различных типов почв и обладает разнообразной топографией, с равнинами на уровне моря до высоких вершин горной цепи Анд. Климат Аргентины также заметно различающийся — от влажного и субтропического на границах с Парагваем, Боливией и Бразилией, в умеренно-холодный на южном конце Патагонии.

Большая часть флоры Аргентины принадлежит субтропической сельве Амазонского региона, расположенной на севере страны. Регион Чакеньо — в свою очередь, самое протяжённое образование, с субтропическими лесами, у которых опадают листья, степи и саванны от Атлантического океана до Андского региона, и от границ с Боливией и Парагваем до севера провинции Чубут. На юге и западе Аргентины находится Андский Патагонский регион, который охватывает пустыни высокогорья Анд, Пуну и патагонские степи, и Субантарктический регион, который охватывает узкую полосу широколиственных и вечнозелёных лесов вдоль Патагонских Анд.

В этом списке представлено  покрытосеменных растений, встречающихся в Аргентине (из которых приблизительно 6896 видов относятся к двудольным, а остальные — к однодольным). Для каждого вида указаны провинции, в которых они встречаются.

Сокращения для провинций
Список трёхбуквенных сокращений названий аргентинских провинций:

 DFE: Федеральная столица Буэнос-Айрес
 BNA: Буэнос-Айрес (провинция)
 CTM: Катамарка
 CHC: Чако
 CHB: Чубут
 CDB: Кордова
 CNT: Корриентес
 ERS: Энтре-Риос
 FMS: Формоса
 JJY: Жужуй
 LPP: Ла-Пампа
 LRJ: Ла-Риоха
 MDZ: Мендоса
 MSN: Мисьонес
 NQN: Неукен
 RNG: Рио-Негро
 SLT: Сальта
 SNJ: Сан-Хуан
 SNL: Сан-Луис
 SNC: Санта-Крус
 SNF: Санта-Фе
 SDE: Сантьяго-дель-Эстеро
 TDF: Огненная Земля, Антарктида и острова Южной Атлантики
 TCM: Тукуман

Список видов

A
 Aa achalensis: CDB, SLS
 Aa fiebrigii: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aa hieronymi: CTM, CDB, JJY, SLS, TCM
 Aa paludosa: CTM, CDB, JJY, SJN
 Aa weddelliana: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Abatia angeliana: MSN
 Abatia stellata: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Abildgaardia ovata: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Abobra tenuifolia: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, SDE, STF SLS
 Abrotanella diemii: NQN
 Abrotanella emarginata: SNC, TRF
 Abrotanella trichoachaenia: NQN, RNG
 Abrotanella trilobata: TRF
 Abutilon affine: CRT, MSN
 Abutilon amoenum: MSN
 Abutilon cyclonervosum: SLT
 Abutilon grandifolium: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Abutilon herzogianum: SLT
 Abutilon jujuyense: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Abutilon malachroides: MSN
 Abutilon niveum: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Abutilon pauciflorum: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Abutilon pictum: CRT, ERS, MSN
 Abutilon ramiflorum: CHC, FMS, MSN, SLT
 Abutilon terminale: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, LPM, MSN, STF, SLS
 Abutilon thyrsodendron: JJY, SLT
 Abutilon umbelliflorum: CRT, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Acacia albicorticata: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Acacia aroma: CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Acacia atramentaria: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MDZ, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Acacia boliviana: JJY, SLT
 Acacia bonariensis: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, STF, SJN, TCM
 Acacia caven var. caven: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Acacia caven var. dehiscens: CTM, CDB, LPM, SLT, SLS
 Acacia caven var. macrocarpa: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Acacia caven var. microcarpa: CHC, FMS
 Acacia caven var. sphaerocarpa: CHC, CRT, ERS, STF
 Acacia caven var. stenocarpa: CHC, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Acacia curvifructa: CHC, FMS, SLT, SDE
 Acacia etilis: JJY, SLT
 Acacia farnesiana: CHC, CDB, FMS, MSN
 Acacia furcatispina: BNA, CTM, CDB, FMS, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Acacia longifolia: BNA
 Acacia martii: FMS
 Acacia melanoxylon: BNA
 Acacia monacantha f. monacantha: CHC, CRT, FMS, STF
 Acacia monacantha f. schulziana: CHC
 Acacia nitidifolia: MSN
 Acacia parviceps: FMS, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Acacia polyphylla: MSN
 Acacia praecox: CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, SLT, SDE, STF, TCM
 Acacia recurva: CRT, JJY, MSN
 Acacia tucumanensis: CTM, CRT, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Acacia velutina var. monadena: MSN
 Acacia visco: BNA, CTM, CDB, ERS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Acaena alpina: MDZ, NQN
 Acaena antarctica: NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Acaena argentea: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Acaena caespitosa: CHB, MDZ, NQN, SNC
 Acaena confertissima: CHB, SNC
 Acaena eupatoria: MSN
 Acaena integerrima: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Acaena leptacantha
 Acaena lucida: SNC, TRF
 Acaena macrocephala: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Acaena magellanica: CTM, CHB, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SLT, SNC, SJN, TRF
 Acaena myriophylla: BNA, CTM, CDB, ERS, LPM, MDZ, RNG, STF, SLS, TCM
 Acaena ovalifolia: BNA, CTM, CHB, JJY, NQN, RNG, SLT, SNC, TRF, TCM
 Acaena patagonica: SNC, TRF
 Acaena pinnatifida: CTM, CHB, CDB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, TRF
 Acaena platyacantha: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, TRF
 Acaena poeppigiana: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, TRF
 Acaena pumila: TRF
 Acaena sericea: CHB, MDZ, SNC, SJN, TRF
 Acaena splendens: MDZ
 Acaena stricta: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Acaena tenera: TRF
 Acalypha amblyodonta: JJY, MSN, SLT
 Acalypha boliviensis: CTM, CDB, JJY, SDE, TCM
 Acalypha brasiliensis: JJY, MSN
 Acalypha communis: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Acalypha friesii: JJY
 Acalypha gracilis: BNA, CRT, ERS, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Acalypha hassleriana: MSN
 Acalypha lycioides: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Acalypha multicaulis: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, MSN, SLT
 Acalypha nitschkeana: MSN
 Acalypha plicata: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Acalypha poiretii: CTM, CHC, CDB, JJY, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Acalypha schreiteri: JJY, TCM
 Acalypha villosa
 Acanthocalycium ferrarii: TCM
 Acanthocalycium glaucum: CTM, LRJ
 Acanthocalycium klimpelianum: CTM, CDB, SDE
 Acanthocalycium spiniflorum: CDB, SLS
 Acanthocalycium thionanthum: SLT, TCM
 Acanthocladus albicans: CHC, CRT, FMS, MSN
 Acantholippia deserticola: CTM, JJY, SLT, SJN
 Acantholippia riojana: LRJ, SJN
 Acantholippia salsoloides: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT
 Acantholippia seriphioides: BNA, CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, SLS
 Acantholippia trifida: LRJ, SJN
 Acanthospermum australe: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF, SLS
 Acanthospermum hispidum: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Acanthostachys strobilacea: MSN
 Acanthosyris falcata: CHC, CDB, CRT, FMS, JJY, SLT, STF, TCM
 Acanthosyris spinescens: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Acaulimalva nubigena: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Acer negundo: BNA, LPM
 Acer pseudo-platanus: NQN, RNG
 Achatocarpus balansae: MSN
 Achatocarpus praecox f. obovatus: CHC, FMS, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Achatocarpus praecox f. spinolosus: JJY, MSN, TCM
 Achatocarpus praecox var. bicornutus: CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, SLT
 Achatocarpus praecox var. praecox: CHC, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Achillea millefolium: BNA, CHB, CDB, LPM, LRJ, NQN, RNG, SLT, SNC, STF, TRF, TCM
 Achyrocline alata: BNA, CTM, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SLS, TCM
 Achyrocline brittoniana: CRT, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Achyrocline flaccida: CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Achyrocline hyperchlora
 Achyrocline rupestris: CTM, CDB, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Achyrocline satureioides: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, LPM, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Achyrocline tomentosa: CTM, CDB, CRT, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Achyrocline venosa: CDB, JJY, TCM
 Aciachne acicularis: CTM
 Acianthera aphthosa: MSN
 Acianthera aurantio-lateritia: JJY, MSN, SLT
 Acianthera boliviana: SLT
 Acianthera crinita: JJY
 Acianthera klotzcheana: MSN
 Acianthera luteola: MSN
 Acianthera macuconensis: MSN
 Acianthera pubescens: MSN
 Acianthera recurva: CHC, CRT, FMS, MSN
 Acianthera saundersiana: MSN
 Acianthera sonderana: MSN
 Acicarpha procumbens: BNA, CRT, ERS
 Acicarpha tribuloides: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, RNG, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Acisanthera alsinaefolia var. alsinaefolia: CRT
 Acisanthera paraguayensis: CRT, MSN
 Acmella alpestris: CTM, CHC, FMS, JJY, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Acmella bellidioides: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, MSN, SDE, STF
 Acmella ciliata: CHC, JJY
 Acmella decumbens var. affinis: BNA, CTM, CDB, JJY, LPM, LRJ, RNG, SDE, SLS, TCM
 Acmella decumbens var. decumbens: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN
 Acmella glaberrima: CHC, CRT, FMS, SDE, STF
 Acmella grisea: CRT, MSN, STF
 Acmella leptophylla: MSN
 Acmella oppositifolia: JJY, SLT
 Acmella psilocarpa: ERS
 Acmella pusilla: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, SDE, STF
 Acmella serratifolia: CRT, MSN
 Acosmium subelegans: MSN
 Acroceras excavatum: MSN
 Acroceras zizanioides: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, SLT, STF
 Acrocomia aculeata: CRT, FMS, MSN, SLT
 Acroptilon repens: BNA, CHC, LPM, RNG, SNC
 Acrostichum danaeifolium: CHC, FMS
 Actinostemon concepcionis: CRT
 Actinostemon concolor: MSN
 Adelia spinosa: FMS, MSN
 Adenaria floribunda: JJY, MSN, SLT
 Adenocalymma marginatum var. marginatum: CRT, ERS, MSN
 Adenocalymma paulistarum: MSN
 Adenocalymma scansile: MSN
 Adenocaulon chilense: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Adenostemma brasilianum: BNA, ERS, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Adenostemma verbesina: MSN
 Adesmia aconcaguensis: LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Adesmia acuta: MDZ, NQN
 Adesmia adrianii: NQN, RNG
 Adesmia aegiceras: LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Adesmia ameghinoi: CHB, NQN, SNC
 Adesmia aphanantha: CHB, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia arenicola: JJY
 Adesmia aspera: MDZ, NQN
 Adesmia aueri RNG, SNC
 Adesmia aurantiaca: SNC
 Adesmia bicolor: BNA, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, MSN, RNG, STF, SLS, TCM
 Adesmia boelckeana: NQN
 Adesmia bonariensis: BNA
 Adesmia boronioides: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Adesmia burkartii: SNC
 Adesmia candida var. cabrerae: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Adesmia candida var. candida: BNA, CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia capitellata: LRJ, MDZ, NQN, SJN
 Adesmia coluteoides: MDZ
 Adesmia cordobensis var. appendiculata: SLS
 Adesmia cordobensis var. cordobensis: CTM, CDB, SLT
 Adesmia coronilloides: MDZ
 Adesmia corymbosa var. corymbosa: BNA, CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia corymbosa var. sinepenna: SNC
 Adesmia crassicaulis: CTM, LRJ, SJN
 Adesmia cytisoides: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Adesmia digitata: MDZ, SJN
 Adesmia echinus: CTM, LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Adesmia emarginata: NQN
 Adesmia erinacea: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT
 Adesmia exilis: MDZ
 Adesmia filipes: BNA, CTM, CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia friesii: JJY, SLT
 Adesmia glandulifolia: MDZ, NQN
 Adesmia globosa: ERS, MSN
 Adesmia glomerula var. australior: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Adesmia glomerula var. glomerula: MDZ, NQN, RNG, SJN
 Adesmia gracilis: CHB, NQN, SNC
 Adesmia graminidea: CHB, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia grandiflora: LPM, MDZ, SJN
 Adesmia guttulifera: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia hemisphaerica: MDZ
 Adesmia horrida: CTM, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Adesmia hunzikeri: CTM, LRJ, SJN
 Adesmia incana var. grisea: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, LPM, RNG, STF
 Adesmia incana var. incana: BNA, CTM, CDB, ERS, LPM, MSN, SLT, SLS
 Adesmia inflexa: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Adesmia jilesiana : SJN
 Adesmia karraikensis: SNC
 Adesmia lanata: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia latifolia: BNA, CRT, ERS
 Adesmia leptobotrys: LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Adesmia lihuelensis: LPM
 Adesmia longipes: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Adesmia lotoides: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Adesmia macrostachya: CTM, CHC, CDB, ERS, MSN, STF, SLS
 Adesmia mendozana: MDZ
 Adesmia minor var. caespitosa: CTM, SLT, SJN
 Adesmia minor var. minor: MDZ
 Adesmia minor var. riojana: CTM, LRJ
 Adesmia miraflorensis: JJY
 Adesmia muricata var. affinis: BNA
 Adesmia muricata var. dentata: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, ERS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Adesmia muricata var. gilliesii: BNA, CDB, LPM, MDZ, RNG, STF, SLS
 Adesmia muricata var. muricata: BNA, CHB, CDB, ERS, LPM, RNG, STF, TCM
 Adesmia muricata var. rionegrensis RNG
 Adesmia nanolignea: CTM, LRJ, SJN
 Adesmia neglecta: CHB
 Adesmia neuquenensis: NQN
 Adesmia obcordata: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia obovata: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Adesmia occulta: CTM, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, TCM
 Adesmia pampeana: BNA
 Adesmia papposa var. papposa: NQN
 Adesmia papposa var. radicifolia: NQN
 Adesmia parvifolia: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia patagonica: CHB, LPM, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia pentaphylla: MDZ
 Adesmia pinifolia: MDZ, NQN, SJN
 Adesmia pseudogrisea: BNA
 Adesmia pseudoincana: CTM, LRJ
 Adesmia pumahuasiana: JJY
 Adesmia pumila: SNC, TRF
 Adesmia punctata var. hilariana: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, STF
 Adesmia punctata var. punctata: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Adesmia quadripinnata: CHB, MDZ, NQN
 Adesmia ragonesei: NQN
 Adesmia rahmeri: CTM, SLT
 Adesmia renjifoana: MDZ
 Adesmia retrofracta: CDB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SJN, SLS
 Adesmia retusa: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Adesmia ruiz-lealii: SNC
 Adesmia salamancensis: CHB
 Adesmia salicornioides: SNC, TRF
 Adesmia sandwithii: NQN
 Adesmia sanjuanensis : SJN
 Adesmia schickendanzii: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Adesmia schneideri: CHB, MDZ, NQN, SNC
 Adesmia securigerifolia: ERS
 Adesmia serrana: CHB, RNG
 Adesmia silvestrii: SNC
 Adesmia smithiae: BNA, CHB, MDZ, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia spinosissima: JJY, SLT
 Adesmia spuma: CTM, LRJ, SJN
 Adesmia stenocaulon: MDZ, SJN
 Adesmia subterranea: LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Adesmia suffocata: SNC
 Adesmia tehuelcha: CHB, SNC
 Adesmia trifoliolata var. epunctata: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Adesmia trifoliolata var. trifoliolata: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Adesmia trijuga: CTM, CHB, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, SLT, SNC, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Adesmia tunuianica: MDZ
 Adesmia uspallatensis: CTM, LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Adesmia villosa: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adesmia volckmannii: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adiantopsis chlorophylla: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Adiantopsis radiata: CHC, CRT, FMS, MSN
 Adiantum chilense var. chilense: BNA, CTM, CHB, CDB, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, SLS, TRF
 Adiantum chilense var. scabrum: NQN

 Adiantum chilense var. sulphureum: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Adiantum deflectens: SLT
 Adiantum digitatum: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Adiantum filiforme: MSN
 Adiantum latifolium: FMS, MSN
 Adiantum lorentzii: CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SLS, TCM
 Adiantum macrophyllum: MSN
 Adiantum orbignyanum: CTM, CDB, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Adiantum pectinatum: JJY, SLT
 Adiantum pseudotinctum: CHC, CRT, MSN, SLT
 Adiantum raddianum: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, STF, SLS, TCM
 Adiantum serrato-dentatum: CRT
 Adiantum tetraphyllum: MSN
 Adiantum thalictroides f. bottini: BNA, CDB, LPM, MDZ, TCM
 Adiantum thalictroides var. hirsutum: CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Adiantum thalictroides var. thalictroides: BNA, CTM, CDB, JJY, LPM, MDZ, MSN, SLT, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Aechmea bromeliifolia: CRT, MSN
 Aechmea calyculata var. calyculata: MSN
 Aechmea distichantha f. distichantha: CHC, CRT, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Aechmea distichantha var. schlumbergeri: CHC, CRT, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Aechmea recurvata var. recurvata: CRT, MSN
 Aegiphila brachiata: CRT, MSN
 Aegiphila mediterranea: MSN
 Aegiphila saltensis: SLT
 Aegopogon bryophilus: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aeschynomene americana: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, STF
 Aeschynomene denticulata: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Aeschynomene evenia: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aeschynomene falcata var. falcata: CHC, CRT, FMS, MSN
 Aeschynomene histrix var. incana: CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN
 Aeschynomene histrix var. multijuga: MSN
 Aeschynomene lorentziana: CRT, ERS, MSN
 Aeschynomene montevidensis: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Aeschynomene parviflora: FMS
 Aeschynomene rudis: BNA, CHC, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Aeschynomene sensitiva: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Aeschynomene viscidula: FMS
 Aethionema saxatile: NQN, RNG
 Aextoxicon punctatum: CHB, RNG
 Agalinis communis: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, RNG, STF, SJN
 Agalinis fiebrigii: CTM, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Agalinis genistifolia: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, TCM
 Agapanthus umbellatus: BNA
 Agarista boliviensis: JJY, SLT
 Agarista paraguayensis: MSN
 Agave americana: CDB, LPM
 Agenium leptocladum: CRT, MSN
 Agenium villosum: CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Ageratum conyzoides: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Agonandra excelsa: CHC, CRT, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Agoseris coronopifolia: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Agrimonia parviflora: JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Agrostemma githago: BNA, ERS, SJN, TRF
 Agrostis ambatoensis: CTM
 Agrostis brachyathera: TRF
 Agrostis breviculmis: CTM, CDB, SLT
 Agrostis capillaris: BNA, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Agrostis castellana: BNA, CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Agrostis gigantea: BNA, CTM, CHB, CRT, ERS, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, STF, TCM
 Agrostis glabra var. glabra: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, TRF
 Agrostis glabra var. melanthes: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Agrostis idahoensis: CHB
 Agrostis imberbis: CHB, CDB, CRT, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SLS
 Agrostis inconspicua: CTM, CHB, JJY, LRJ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF, TCM
 Agrostis kuntzei: CTM, CHC, JJY, MDZ, NQN, SNC, SJN
 Agrostis lenis: TCM
 Agrostis leptotricha: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Agrostis magellanica: CHB, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Agrostis mertensii: CHB, NQN, SLT, SNC
 Agrostis meyenii: CTM, CHB, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, SNC, TRF, TCM
 Agrostis montevidensis f. montevidensis: BNA, CTM, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MSN, SLT, STF, SLS, TCM
 Agrostis montevidensis f. submutica: CTM, JJY, MSN, SLT
 Agrostis nebulosa: BNA
 Agrostis perennans: CTM, CHB, CRT, JJY, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SLT, SNC, TRF, TCM
 Agrostis philippiana: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Agrostis platensis: BNA, DFE
 Agrostis reuteri: BNA
 Agrostis scabra: NQN, RNG
 Agrostis serranoi: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Agrostis stolonifera var. palustris: BNA, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Agrostis stolonifera var. stolonifera: BNA, CHB, CDB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, TRF
 Agrostis tolucensis: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Agrostis uliginosa: CHC, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Agrostis vidalii: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Agrostis vinealis: CHB
 Ailanthus altissima: BNA, DFE, ERS, LPM, SLT, TCM
 Aira caryophyllea: BNA, CHB, CDB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF, TCM
 Aira elegantissima: BNA, TCM
 Aira praecox: SNC, TRF
 Albizia edwallii: MSN
 Albizia inundata: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF
 Albizia niopoides: CRT, MSN
 Alcea rosea : SJN
 Alchornea castaneifolia: FMS
 Alchornea glandulosa ssp. iricurana: MSN
 Alchornea sidifolia: MSN
 Alchornea triplinervia: MSN
 Alicia anisopetala: CRT, MSN
 Alisma plantago-aquatica: RNG
 Allagoptera campestris: CRT, MSN
 Allagoptera leucocalyx: MSN
 Allenrolfea patagonica: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS
 Allenrolfea vaginata: CTM, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Alliaria petiolata: NQN, RNG
 Allionia incarnata: CTM, CDB, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Allium ampeloprasum: BNA, CTM, ERS, LRJ
 Allium cepa: BNA, CRT, JJY, SLT
 Allium commutatum: BNA, CTM
 Allium porrum: BNA
 Allium schoenoprasum: TRF
 Allium triquetrum: BNA, LPM
 Allium vineale var. compactum: BNA
 Allophylus edulis: BNA, CTM, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, TCM
 Allophylus guaraniticus: CRT, FMS, MSN
 Allophylus pauciflorus: FMS, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Alnus acuminata: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Alnus glutinosa: NQN, RNG
 Alopecurus aequalis: CHB, NQN, SNC, TRF
 Alopecurus bonariensis: BNA, CHB, DFE, ERS, LPM, STF
 Alopecurus geniculatus var. geniculatus: BNA, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Alopecurus geniculatus var. patagonicus: CHB, SNC, TRF
 Alopecurus hitchcockii: JJY
 Alopecurus magellanicus var. bracteatus: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Alopecurus magellanicus var. magellanicus: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Alopecurus myosuroides: BNA, DFE, RNG
 Alopecurus pratensis: BNA, NQN, RNG, TRF
 Aloysia castellanosii: LRJ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Aloysia catamarcensis: CTM, LRJ, SLT
 Aloysia chamaedryfolia: MSN
 Aloysia citriodora: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT
 Aloysia crenata: CRT
 Aloysia fiebrigii: JJY, SLT
 Aloysia gratissima var. angustifolia: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, SDE, STF
 Aloysia gratissima var. chacoensis: CTM, CHC, CDB, FMS, SLT, SDE, STF

 Aloysia gratissima var. gratissima: BNA, CTM, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, LPM, MDZ, MSN, SLT, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Aloysia gratissima var. schulziana: CTM, CHC, CDB, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Aloysia gratissima var. sellowii: CRT, MSN
 Aloysia polystachya: CTM, CDB, CRT, LRJ, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS
 Aloysia pulchra: CRT, MSN
 Aloysia scorodonioides var. mathewsii: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aloysia scorodonioides var. scorodonioides: CTM, JJY, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Aloysia virgata var. platyphylla: CHC, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Aloysia virgata var. virgata: MSN
 Alsophila odonelliana: SLT
 Alsophila setosa: MSN
 Alstroemeria andina var. venustula : SJN
 Alstroemeria apertiflora: MSN
 Alstroemeria aurea: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Alstroemeria bakeri: CTM
 Alstroemeria isabellana: CRT, MSN
 Alstroemeria patagonica: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Alstroemeria presliana ssp. presliana: NQN
 Alstroemeria pseudospathulata: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Alstroemeria psittacina: BNA, CTM, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, LPM, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Alstroemeria pygmaea: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Alternanthera adscendens: MSN
 Alternanthera albida: CTM, CHC, CDB, JJY, SLT, SDE, SLS, TCM
 Alternanthera altacruzensis: JJY
 Alternanthera aquatica: CHC
 Alternanthera brasiliana var. villosa: MSN
 Alternanthera cana : SJN
 Alternanthera caracasana: BNA, JJY, SLT, STF
 Alternanthera cinerella: CTM, SLT, TCM
 Alternanthera collina: SDE
 Alternanthera ficoidea: MSN
 Alternanthera hirtula var. hirtula: CRT, MSN
 Alternanthera kurtzii ssp. kurtzii: BNA, CTM, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, SLT, STF, TCM
 Alternanthera lanceolata: JJY, SLT
 Alternanthera malmeana var. malmeana: MSN
 Alternanthera meyeriana: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Alternanthera micrantha: MSN
 Alternanthera microphylla var. maior: JJY
 Alternanthera microphylla var. microphylla: JJY
 Alternanthera nodifera: CTM, CDB, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Alternanthera paronychioides f. aberrans: BNA, CRT, ERS, MSN
 Alternanthera paronychioides ssp. chacoënsis: BNA, CTM, CHC, CRT, DFE, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, TCM
 Alternanthera paronychioides ssp. paronychioides: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, STF
 Alternanthera paronychioides ssp. pilosa: BNA, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Alternanthera philoxeroides f. angustifolia: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Alternanthera philoxeroides f. philoxeroides: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, TCM
 Alternanthera puberula: CRT, MSN
 Alternanthera pumila: CDB
 Alternanthera pungens: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Alternanthera reineckii: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, SLT, STF
 Alternanthera rufa: MSN
 Alternanthera scandens: JJY, SLT
 Alternanthera suessenguthii: CDB, RNG, SLS
 Alvaradoa subovata: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Alyssum alyssoides: BNA, CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Amaranthus albus: BNA, CDB, LPM, RNG
 Amaranthus asplundii var. asplundii: JJY, SJN
 Amaranthus asplundii var. australis: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Amaranthus blitoides: LPM, RNG, TCM
 Amaranthus blitum: BNA, CHC, CRT, FMS, SLT, STF, TCM
 Amaranthus bouchonii: NQN
 Amaranthus cardenasianus: SLT
 Amaranthus celosioides: BNA, SLT
 Amaranthus crispus: BNA, LPM, MDZ, RNG, SLS
 Amaranthus deflexus: BNA, CHB, CDB, ERS, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SJN
 Amaranthus dubius: DFE
 Amaranthus hunzikeri: CTM, JJY
 Amaranthus hybridus ssp. cruentus: MSN
 Amaranthus hybridus ssp. hybridus: BNA, CTM, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, NQN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, TCM
 Amaranthus kloosianus: JJY, LRJ, SLT
 Amaranthus lividus: BNA, CRT, ERS
 Amaranthus mantegazzianus: TCM
 Amaranthus muricatus: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Amaranthus persimilis: CTM, MDZ, SJN
 Amaranthus peruvianus: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Amaranthus powellii: SLT, SJN
 Amaranthus retroflexus: CHB, CDB, LPM, STF
 Amaranthus rosengurttii: ERS
 Amaranthus spinosus: CHC, CRT, JJY, LPM, MSN, SLT
 Amaranthus standleyanus: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, RNG, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Amaranthus viridis: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN
 Amaranthus vulgatissimus: BNA, CTM, CHB, CDB, JJY, MDZ, STF, SJN
 Amblyopetalum coccineum: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, ERS, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SLS, TCM
 Ambrosia elatior: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN
 Ambrosia scabra: BNA
 Ambrosia tenuifolia: BNA, CHC, CHB, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Amburana cearensis: JJY, SLT
 Ameghinoa patagonica: CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Amelichloa ambigua: BNA, CHB, CDB, ERS, LPM, NQN, RNG, SNC, SLS
 Amelichloa brachychaeta: BNA, CTM, CDB, DFE, ERS, LPM, MDZ, RNG, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Amelichloa brevipes: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Amelichloa caudata: BNA, JJY, LPM, MDZ, RNG, STF
 Amicia andicola: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Amicia fimbriata: JJY, SLT
 Amicia medicaginea: CTM, JJY, TCM
 Ammannia auriculata: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, SLT, STF
 Ammannia coccinea: ERS
 Ammannia latifolia: CRT, JJY, SLT
 Ammannia robusta: BNA
 Ammi majus: BNA, CHC, CHB, ERS, FMS, LPM, NQN, RNG, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN
 Ammi visnaga: BNA, CDB, ERS, LPM, MDZ, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN
 Ammophila arenaria: BNA, SNC, TRF
 Ammoselinum rosengurtii: CRT, ERS
 Amomyrtella güili: SLT, TCM
 Amomyrtus luma: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Amorimia exotropica: MSN
 Amorpha fruticosa: BNA, ERS, STF, TCM
 Amphibromus quadridentulus: ERS, MSN
 Amphibromus scabrivalvis var. indigestus: NQN
 Amphibromus scabrivalvis var. scabrivalvis: BNA, CDB, ERS, LPM, NQN, STF
 Amphilophium crucigerum: CRT, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Amphilophium cynanchoides: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Amphilophium paniculatum: CHC, CRT, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Amphilophium pannosum: JJY, SLT
 Amphilophium sandwithii: JJY, SLT
 Amphiscirpus nevadensis: CTM, CHB, JJY, NQN, RNG, SLT, SNC, TRF
 Amsinckia calycina: BNA, CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Amsinckia tessellata: CHB, MDZ, NQN
 Anacampseros kurtzii: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT
 Anacampseros vulcanensis: JJY, SLT
 Anadenanthera colubrina var. cebil: CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Anagallis alternifolia var. alternifolia: MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Anagallis alternifolia var. repens: CTM, CHB, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, TRF, TCM
 Anagallis arvensis: BNA, CHB, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, JJY, LPM, MDZ, MSN, RNG, SLT, SNC, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Anagallis filiformis: MSN
 Anagallis pumila: CDB, CRT, MSN
 Ananas bracteatus var. bracteatus: CRT, MSN
 Anarthrophyllum burkartii: NQN
 Anarthrophyllum capitatum: NQN
 Anarthrophyllum catamarcense: CTM
 Anarthrophyllum desideratum var. desideratum: CHB, SNC
 Anarthrophyllum desideratum var. morenonis: CHB, SNC
 Anarthrophyllum desideratum var. mustersii: CHB, SNC
 Anarthrophyllum elegans: MDZ, NQN
 Anarthrophyllum gayanum: MDZ, NQN, SJN
 Anarthrophyllum macrophyllum: MDZ, NQN
 Anarthrophyllum ornithopodum: CHB, NQN
 Anarthrophyllum patagonicum: CHB
 Anarthrophyllum pedicellatum: CHB, LPM, MDZ
 Anarthrophyllum rigidum: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Anarthrophyllum strigulipetalum: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Anarthrophyllum subandinum: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Anathallis linearifolia: MSN
 Anathallis obovata: JJY, MSN, SLT
 Anatherostipa bomanii: JJY
 Anatherostipa brevis: JJY
 Anatherostipa henrardiana: JJY
 Anatherostipa mucronata: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Anatherostipa obtusa: JJY
 Anchietea pyrifolia: BNA, CRT, ERS, JJY, MSN, SLT
 Anchusa officinalis: BNA, LPM
 Andropogon bicornis: CHC, CRT, MSN
 Andropogon coloratus: CHC
 Andropogon exaratus: CRT, MSN
 Andropogon hypogynus: CRT, MSN
 Andropogon lateralis: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Andropogon leucostachyus: BNA, CRT, ERS, MSN
 Andropogon macrothrix: CRT, MSN
 Andropogon selloanus: CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, STF
 Andropogon ternatus: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN
 Andropogon virgatus: CRT, ERS, MSN
 Androsace salasii: CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Androtrichum trigynum: BNA, ERS
 Anemia herzogii: JJY, SLT
 Anemia myriophylla: JJY, SLT
 Anemia phyllitidis var. phyllitidis: CTM, CHC, CRT, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Anemia phyllitidis var. tweedieana: BNA, CHC, CRT, MSN, SLT
 Anemia simplicior: CHC, CRT, FMS, MSN, STF
 Anemia tomentosa var. anthriscifolia: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, TCM
 Anemia tomentosa var. australis: CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Anemia tomentosa var. tomentosa: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN, RNG, SLT, SDE, SLS, TCM
 Anemia wettsteinii: MSN
 Anemone antucensis: NQN, RNG
 Anemone decapetala var. decapetala: BNA, CHB, CDB, ERS, MSN, NQN, RNG, SLS
 Anemone decapetala var. foliolosa: BNA, CTM, CHC, CHB, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MSN, RNG, SLT, STF, TCM
 Anemone multifida: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Anemopaegma flavum: CHC, CRT, FMS, STF
 Anethum graveolens: MSN
 Angelonia gardneri: CHC, CRT, FMS, MSN, STF
 Angelonia hassleriana: FMS, MSN
 Angelonia integerrima: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Angelonia salicariifolia: CHC, CDB, CRT, FMS, MSN, STF
 Angelphytum apensis: JJY, MSN, SLT
 Angelphytum arnottii: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN
 Angelphytum aspilioides: CTM, CHC, CDB, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, SLS, TCM
 Angelphytum grisebachii: CRT, ERS, FMS
 Angelphytum hatschbachii: MSN
 Angelphytum hieronymi: ERS
 Angelphytum oppositifolium: MSN
 Angelphytum tenuifolium: JJY, SLT
 Anisacanthus boliviensis: JJY, SLT
 Aniseia argentina: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Aniseia martinicensis var. ambigua: MSN
 Annona nutans: CHC, FMS, SLT
 Anoda cristata: BNA, CTM, CDB, ERS, JJY, LPM, MDZ, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Anoda hastata: JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, TCM
 Anogramma chaerophylla: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, MSN, STF
 Anogramma lorentzii: CDB, ERS, JJY
 Anredera cordifolia: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Anredera krapovickasii: JJY, SLT
 Anredera tucumanensis: TCM
 Antennaria chilensis var. chilensis: CHB, MDZ, NQN, SNC
 Antennaria chilensis var. magellanica: CHB, MDZ, NQN, SNC, TRF
 Antennaria sleumeri: SLT
 Anthaenantia lanata: BNA, CTM, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, SDE, STF
 Anthaenantiopsis fiebrigii: JJY, SLT
 Anthaenantiopsis rojasiana: CRT, MSN
 Anthemis cotula: BNA, CTM, CHC, CHB, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SLT, STF, SJN, SLS, TRF, TCM
 Anthericum argentinense: CTM, SLT, TCM
 Anthericum eccremorrhizum: SLT
 Anthericum glaucum: JJY
 Anthericum hickenianum: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Anthericum humboldtii: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Anthochloa lepidula: JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Anthoxanthum gunckelii: RNG
 Anthoxanthum juncifolium: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Anthoxanthum odoratum: BNA, NQN, RNG, TRF
 Anthoxanthum pusillum: SNC, TRF
 Anthoxanthum redolens: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Anthoxanthum utriculatum: NQN
 Anthriscus caucalis: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Anthurium paraguayense: CHC, CRT, FMS, SLT, TCM
 Antigonon leptopus: SLT
 Antigramma balansae: MSN
 Antigramma brasiliensis: MSN
 Antirrhinum majus: BNA, ERS
 Antirrhinum orontium: DFE, ERS, STF, TCM
 Apalanthe granatensis: CRT, MSN
 Apera interrupta: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Aphanes arvensis: NQN, RNG
 Aphanes parodii: BNA, CHB, CDB, DFE, LPM, SNC, STF
 Aphelandra hieronymi: JJY, SLT
 Aphelandra lilacina: SLT
 Aphelandra longiflora: MSN
 Aphyllocladus decussatus: JUJ, SLT, TCM
 Aphyllocladus ephedroides: CTM, LRJ, SJN
 Aphyllocladus san-martinianus: MDZ, SJN
 Aphyllocladus spartioides: JJY, SLT
 Apinagia yguazuensis: MSN
 Apium commersonii: BNA, CHB, MDZ, SNC
 Apium graveolens: LPM, SJN, SLS
 Apium nodiflorum: BNA, NQN
 Apium panul:
 Apium prostratum: BNA, CHB, MDZ, SNC, TRF
 Apium sellowianum: BNA, CTM, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, STF, SJN
 Apoda prorepentia raduliglossa: MSN
 Apodanthera anatuyana: FMS, SDE
 Apodanthera hirtella: JJY, SLT
 Apodanthera laciniosa: MSN
 Apodanthera sagittifolia var. dissecta: BNA, CDB
 Apodanthera sagittifolia var. sagittifolia: CDB, LRJ, MDZ, SLS
 Apodanthera sagittifolia var. villosa: BNA, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, LPM, MSN, STF, SJN, SLS
 Apopyros corymbosus: CRT, MSN
 Aptenia cordifolia: BNA, MDZ, STF
 Apteria aphylla: MSN
 Apuleia leiocarpa: CRT, MSN
 Apurimacia dolichocarpa: CDB
 Aquilegia vulgaris: NQN, RNG
 Arabidopsis thaliana: SNC
 Arabis alpina: NQN, RNG
 Arachis burkartii: CRT, ERS, MSN
 Arachis correntina: CRT
 Arachis duranensis: JJY, SLT
 Arachis glabrata var. glabrata: CRT, MSN
 Arachis glabrata var. hagenbeckii: CRT
 Arachis monticola: JJY, SLT
 Arachis villosa: CRT, ERS
 Arachnitis uniflora: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Aralia soratensis: CHC, CRT, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Aralia warmingiana: CHC, CRT, FMS, MSN, SLT, STF
 Araucaria angustifolia var. angustifolia: MSN
 Araucaria araucana: NQN, RNG
 Araujia angustifolia: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, SDE, STF
 Araujia megapotamica: CRT, ERS
 Araujia plumosa: CHC, CRT, FMS, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Araujia sericifera: BNA, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Arctium minus: BNA, CHB, CDB, DFE, ERS, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SJN, SLS
 Arctotheca calendula: BNA
 Arctotis stoechadifolia: CDB, CRT, ERS
 Arenaria achalensis: CTM, CDB, SLT, TCM
 Arenaria bisulca: CTM, SLT, TCM
 Arenaria catamarcensis: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SJN
 Arenaria lanuginosa var. ensifolia: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Arenaria lanuginosa var. lanuginosa: CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SDE, SJN, TCM
 Arenaria lanuginosa var. megalantha: JJY, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Arenaria pycnophylloides: LRJ, SLT
 Arenaria rivularis: JJY, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Arenaria serpens: CTM, CHB, CDB, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SLT, SNC, SJN, TRF, TCM
 Arenaria serpyllifolia: BNA, LPM, NQN, RNG, SNC, SLS
 Argemone hunnemannii: CDB, LPM, MDZ, SLS
 Argemone subfusiformis: BNA, CTM, CHC, CHB, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Argylia bustillosii: MDZ, NQN
 Argylia robusta: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Argylia uspallatensis: CTM, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SJN
 Argyranthemum frutescens: BNA
 Argyrochosma nivea var. flava: CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Argyrochosma nivea var. nivea: BNA, CTM, CDB, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Argyrochosma nivea var. tenera: BNA, CTM, CDB, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Aristida achalensis: CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Aristida adscensionis: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Aristida amplexifolia: JJY
 Aristida antoniana: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aristida asplundii var. asplundii: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aristida asplundii var. pauciflora: SLT
 Aristida circinalis: BNA, CTM, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, LPM, MDZ, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Aristida condylifolia: ERS
 Aristida flabellata var. flabellata: CDB, SLS
 Aristida flabellata var. glabriflora: CDB
 Aristida friesii: SLT
 Aristida humboldtiana: TCM
 Aristida jubata: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Aristida laevis: BNA, CHC, CDB, ERS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF
 Aristida laxa var. longiramea: JJY, SLT
 Aristida macrophylla: MSN
 Aristida megapotamica var. megapotamica: CRT, MSN
 Aristida mendocina: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, RNG, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Aristida minutiflora var. glabriflora: CDB
 Aristida minutiflora var. minutiflora: CTM, CDB, LPM, MDZ, SDE
 Aristida multiramea: BNA, CDB, DFE, LPM, STF, SLS
 Aristida murina: BNA, CDB, DFE, ERS
 Aristida nicorae: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aristida niederleinii: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, LPM, MSN, STF, SLS
 Aristida oligospira: FMS
 Aristida pallens var. geminata: BNA, CDB, LPM, SLS
 Aristida pallens var. pallens: BNA, CHB, CDB, CRT, ERS, LPM, MDZ, MSN, RNG, STF, SLS
 Aristida parodii: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aristida pedroensis: JJY
 Aristida pubescens: JJY, SLT
 Aristida riparia: CDB, ERS, SDE
 Aristida sayapensis: SLS
 Aristida spegazzinii: BNA, CTM, CHB, CDB, CRT, ERS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, NQN, RNG, SLT, STF, SLS, TCM
 Aristida subulata: BNA, CTM, CDB, LPM, MDZ, RNG, SLS, TCM
 Aristida trachyantha: BNA, LPM, MDZ, RNG
 Aristida uruguayensis var. laevis: CDB, ERS, SDE
 Aristida uruguayensis var. uruguayensis: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, SDE
 Aristida valida
 Aristida venustula var. scabrifolia: CHC
 Aristida venustula var. venustula: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF, TCM
 Aristida venustula var. venustuloides: ERS
 Aristida vexativa: STF
 Aristida victoriana: SLT
 Aristolochia albertiana: MSN
 Aristolochia angustifolia: CRT, MSN
 Aristolochia argentina: CTM, CHC, CDB, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Aristolochia brevifolia: ERS, MSN, STF
 Aristolochia burelae: SLT
 Aristolochia burkartii: MSN
 Aristolochia castellanosii: CRT, MSN
 Aristolochia ceresensis: CHC, FMS, SDE, STF
 Aristolochia curviflora: CRT
 Aristolochia elegans: CRT, ERS, JJY, MSN, STF
 Aristolochia esperanzae var. esperanzae: CHC, FMS, JJY, SLT
 Aristolochia esperanzae var. longilabra: JJY, SLT
 Aristolochia fimbriata: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Aristolochia gibertii var. gibertii: CHC, CRT, FMS
 Aristolochia lingua var. acuminata: CHC
 Aristolochia lingua var. lingua: CTM, CHC, CDB, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aristolochia macroura: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Aristolochia melanoglossa: SLT, TCM
 Aristolochia melastoma: MSN
 Aristolochia odoratissima: MSN
 Aristolochia oranensis: SLT
 Aristolochia prostrata: SLT
 Aristolochia schreiteri: SLT
 Aristolochia schulzii: CHC
 Aristolochia sessilifolia: CRT, MSN
 Aristolochia stuckertii: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Aristolochia triangularis: BNA, CRT, ERS, MSN
 Aristolochia viperina: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS
 Aristotelia chilensis: CTM, CHB, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SJN, SLS
 Arjona longifolia: CTM, CHB, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SJN
 Arjona patagonica: BNA, CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, TRF
 Arjona pusilla: CHB, MDZ, NQN, SNC, SJN, TRF
 Arjona tuberosa var. tandilensis: BNA, CHB, CDB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Arjona tuberosa var. tuberosa: CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Armeria maritima: CHB, CDB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Arnica angustifolia: NQN
 Arrhenatherum elatius var. bulbosum: NQN, TRF
 Arrhenatherum elatius var. elatius: BNA, CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, STF, TRF
 Artemisia abrotanum: NQN, RNG, STF, TRF
 Artemisia absinthium: BNA, CHB, DFE, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Artemisia annua: BNA, CDB, DFE, ERS, LPM, NQN, SLT, STF, SJN, TCM
 Artemisia copa var. copa: CTM, JJY, SLT, SJN
 Artemisia douglasiana: LRJ, MDZ, SJN, SLS
 Artemisia echegarayi: LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Artemisia magellanica: CHB, MDZ, NQN, SNC, TRF
 Artemisia mendozana var. mendozana: CTM, LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Artemisia mendozana var. paramilloënsis: MDZ
 Artemisia verlotiorum: BNA, CHB, CDB, DFE, ERS, JJY, LPM, MDZ, RNG, SNC, STF, SJN, SLS
 Arthrosia hygrophila: MSN
 Arthrosia muscosa: MSN
 Arum italicum: BNA, LPM
 Arundinella berteroniana: FMS, SLT
 Arundinella hispida: CHC, CRT, ERS, MSN, TCM
 Arundo donax: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, DFE, ERS, FMS, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, MSN, SLT, STF
 Aschersoniodoxa cachensis: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Asclepias aequicornu: MSN
 Asclepias barjoniaefolia: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Asclepias boliviensis: CTM, CHC, FMS, JJY, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Asclepias candida: MSN
 Asclepias curassavica: BNA, CTM, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, SJN, TCM
 Asclepias flava: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Asclepias fruticosa: BNA, ERS, SJN
 Asclepias mellodora: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, MSN, RNG, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Asclepias pilgeriana: SLT
 Ascolepis brasiliensis: CHC, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Asparagus asparagoides: BNA, LPM
 Asparagus densiflorus: BNA, LPM, STF, TCM
 Asparagus officinalis var. altilis: BNA, CDB, DFE, ERS, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, RNG, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Asparagus scoparius: LPM
 Asparagus setaceus: BNA, DFE, LPM, STF
 Asperugo procumbens: SNC
 Asphodelus fistulosus: CDB, LPM
 Aspicarpa pulchella: CRT, MSN
 Aspicarpa salicifolia: CRT, MSN
 Aspicarpa schininii:
 Aspicarpa sericea: CHC, CDB, FMS, JJY, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Aspidogyne bidentifera: MSN
 Aspidogyne bruxellii: CRT, MSN
 Aspidogyne kuczynskii: CHC, CRT, MSN
 Aspidogyne lindleyana: MSN
 Aspidogyne malmei: MSN
 Aspidosperma australe: CRT, MSN
 Aspidosperma polyneuron: MSN
 Aspidosperma quebracho-blanco: CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Aspidosperma triternatum: CHC, CRT, FMS, JJY, SLT, STF
 Aspilia aurantiaca var. aurantiaca: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Aspilia aurantiaca var. vulcanica: JJY
 Aspilia clausseniana: CRT
 Aspilia linearis: MSN
 Aspilia montevidensis var. montevidensis: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Aspilia montevidensis var. setosa: CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN
 Aspilia pascalioides: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Aspilia silphioides: BNA, CHC, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, SDE, STF
 Asplenium abscissum: MSN, SLT
 Asplenium achalense: CDB, SLS, TCM
 Asplenium alatum: MSN
 Asplenium argentinum: CTM, CDB, JJY, MSN, SLT, SLS, TCM
 Asplenium auriculatum: MSN
 Asplenium auritum: CTM, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Asplenium castaneum: MDZ
 Asplenium claussenii: MSN, TCM
 Asplenium dareoides: BNA, CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Asplenium depauperatum: CTM, CHC, CDB, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Asplenium formosum: CDB, JJY, MSN, SLT, SLS, TCM
 Asplenium gastonis: MSN
 Asplenium gilliesii: BNA, CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SLS, TCM
 Asplenium inaequilaterale: JJY, MSN, SLT
 Asplenium laetum: MSN, SLT, TCM
 Asplenium lilloanum: CDB, JJY, TCM
 Asplenium lorentzii: CTM, CDB, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Asplenium monanthes: BNA, CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, MSN, SLT, SLS, TCM
 Asplenium mucronatum: MSN
 Asplenium oligophyllum: CRT
 Asplenium palmeri: CDB, LRJ, TCM
 Asplenium peruvianum: JJY, SLT
 Asplenium praemorsum: CTM, CDB, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Asplenium pulchellum: MSN
 Asplenium pumilum: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Asplenium radicans var. radicans: MSN
 Asplenium resiliens: BNA, CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Asplenium scandicinum:
 Asplenium sellowianum: BNA, CDB, ERS, MSN
 Asplenium serra: JJY, MSN, SLT
 Asplenium serratum: MSN
 Asplenium squamosum: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Asplenium stuebelianum: FMS
 Asplenium trilobum: NQN, RNG
 Asplenium triphyllum: JJY, SNC, TCM
 Asplenium triquetrum: MSN
 Asplenium ulbrichtii: BNA, CDB, CRT, ERS, MSN
 Astelia pumila: TRF
 Asteranthera ovata: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Asteriscium argentinum: CHB, MDZ, NQN
 Asteriscium famatinense: LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Asteriscium fimbriatum: LPM, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Asteriscium glaucum: LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SJN, SLS
 Asteriscium novarae: SLT
 Astraea lobata: CDB, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, SDE, TCM
 Astragalus ameghinoi: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Astragalus anni-novi: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Astragalus arequipensis: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Astragalus argentinus: BNA
 Astragalus arnottianus: MDZ, SJN
 Astragalus asplundii: JJY, LRJ, SJN
 Astragalus austroargentinus: SNC
 Astragalus bellus: MDZ, SJN
 Astragalus bergii: BNA, CDB, LPM, MDZ, RNG, SLS
 Astragalus boelckei: LRJ, SJN
 Astragalus bonariensis: BNA, MDZ, RNG
 Astragalus burkartii: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus bustillosii: CTM, JJY, MDZ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Astragalus carinatus: MDZ
 Astragalus chamissonis: MDZ, NQN, RNG
 Astragalus chubutensis: CHB, NQN, SNC
 Astragalus colhuensis: CHB
 Astragalus complicatus: MDZ
 Astragalus cruckshanksii: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN
 Astragalus crymophilus: JJY
 Astragalus crypticus: JJY, SJN, TCM
 Astragalus cryptobotrys: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Astragalus cuyanus: MDZ, SJN
 Astragalus darumbium: MDZ
 Astragalus darwinianus: SNC
 Astragalus diminutivus var. dielsii: JJY
 Astragalus diminutivus var. diminutivus:
 Astragalus distinens: BNA, CTM, CDB, ERS, JJY, LPM, MDZ, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Astragalus domeykoanus: CHB, NQN, SNC
 Astragalus fabrisii: JJY
 Astragalus famatinae: CTM, LRJ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Astragalus flavocreatus: CTM, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus garbancillo: CTM, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SJN, TCM
 Astragalus hickenii: RNG
 Astragalus hypsogenus: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus illinii: CHB, RNG
 Astragalus joergensenii: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus looseri : SJN
 Astragalus magellanicus: SNC
 Astragalus mendocinus: MDZ
 Astragalus micranthellus: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus minimus: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus monticola: MDZ, NQN, SJN
 Astragalus moyanoi: CHB, NQN
 Astragalus nelidae : SJN
 Astragalus neoburkartianus: CHB, SNC
 Astragalus neocarpus: CHB
 Astragalus neuquenensis: CHB, NQN
 Astragalus nicorae : SJN
 Astragalus nivicola: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Astragalus palenae var. grandiflora: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Astragalus palenae var. palenae: CHB, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Astragalus parodii: CDB
 Astragalus patagonicus: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Astragalus pauranthus: CHB, MDZ, RNG, SNC
 Astragalus pehuenches: CHB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SJN
 Astragalus peruvianus: JJY, LRJ, TCM
 Astragalus pulviniformis : SJN
 Astragalus punae: JJY
 Astragalus pusillus: JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus ruiz-lealii: MDZ
 Astragalus sanctae-crucis: BNA, CHB, RNG, SNC
 Astragalus spegazzinii: NQN, RNG
 Astragalus tarijensis: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus tehuelches: CHB, MDZ, NQN
 Astragalus uniflorus: SLT, TCM
 Astragalus venturii: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Astragalus vesiculosus: MDZ, NQN, SJN
 Astragalus weddellianus: JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Astrolepis sinuata: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Astronium balansae:
 Astronium fraxinifolium var. glabrum: MSN
 Astronium urundeuva var. candollei: JJY, SLT
 Astronium urundeuva var. urundeuva: CHC, JJY, SLT
 Ateleia glazioveana: MSN
 Athyana weinmanniifolia: JJY, SLT
 Athyrium dombeyi: BNA, CDB, SLT, TCM
 Atriplex ameghinoi: CHB, SNC
 Atriplex argentina: CTM, CDB, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, RNG, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Atriplex boecheri: MDZ
 Atriplex braunii: CHB, SNC
 Atriplex cordobensis ssp. cordobensis: CTM, CDB, LRJ, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Atriplex cordobensis ssp. grandibracteata: CTM, JJY, LRJ, SLT, TCM
 Atriplex crenatifolia: CDB, MDZ, NQN, SJN, SLS
 Atriplex deserticola: CTM, JJY, MDZ, SLT, SJN
 Atriplex eximia: FMS
 Atriplex frigida: CHB, SNC
 Atriplex heterosperma: BNA, LPM, MDZ, RNG, SJN
 Atriplex hortensis: BNA, CHB, CDB, LPM, LRJ, MDZ
 Atriplex imbricata var. imbricata: CTM, SLT
 Atriplex lampa: BNA, CTM, CHB, CDB, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SLT, SNC, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Atriplex lithophila: LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Atriplex mendozensis: MDZ
 Atriplex montevidense: BNA, CHC, CHB, CDB, ERS, LPM, MDZ, RNG, SLT, SDE, STF
 Atriplex myriophylla: JJY, LRJ, SLT, SJN
 Atriplex nitrophiloides: JJY, SLT
 Atriplex oreophila: LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Atriplex pamparum: BNA, CDB, FMS, SLT, SDE, STF, TCM
 Atriplex patagonica: BNA, CHB, LPM, MDZ, RNG, SNC
 Atriplex patula: BNA, STF
 Atriplex prostrata: BNA, MDZ, STF, SJN
 Atriplex quixadensis: SLS
 Atriplex rosea: BNA, CHB, CDB, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, SLS
 Atriplex sagittifolia: CHB, MDZ, RNG, SNC
 Atriplex semibaccata: BNA, CTM, CHC, CHB, CDB, ERS, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN, TCM
 Atriplex sorianoi: MDZ, SJN
 Atriplex spegazzinii: CTM, LRJ, MDZ, SJN, SLS
 Atriplex suberecta: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, ERS, FMS, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SDE, STF, SJN
 Atriplex tatarica: BNA, CHB, LPM, RNG, SNC
 Atriplex undulata: BNA, CHB, CDB, LPM, MDZ, RNG, STF
 Atriplex vulgatissima: BNA, CHB, SNC, TRF
 Aureliana fasciculata var. tomentella: MSN
 Austrocactus bertinii: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Austrocactus patagonicus: LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC
 Austrocactus philippii: MDZ
 Austrocedrus chilensis: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Austrocylindropuntia shaferi var. humahuacana: JJY
 Austrocylindropuntia shaferi var. shaferi: JJY
 Austrocylindropuntia verschaffeltii: CTM, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Austrocylindropuntia vestita: JJY
 Austropeucedanum oreopansil: JJY, SLT, TCM
 Austrostipa plumigera: SLT
 Avena barbata: BNA, CDB, DFE, ERS, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, TCM
 Avena byzantina var. biaristata: BNA, ERS, LPM, NQN, RNG, SLS, TRF
 Avena byzantina var. byzantina: BNA, CDB, DFE, ERS, LRJ, MDZ, NQN, RNG, TRF
 Avena byzantina var. hipomelanathera: BNA
 Avena fatua: BNA, CHC, CDB, DFE, ERS, JJY, LPM, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SLT, SNC, SDE, STF, SJN, TRF, TCM
 Avena sativa var. macrathera: NQN, RNG
 Avena sativa var. montana: BNA, CDB, SDE, SLS
 Avena sativa var. pilosa: BNA, DFE, LPM, RNG
 Avena sativa var. sativa: BNA, CHB, CDB, DFE, ERS, LPM, NQN, RNG, SNC, STF, TRF
 Avena sativa var. setulosa: BNA, CHB, LPM
 Avena sativa var. subuniflora: BNA, LPM
 Avena sterilis ssp. ludoviciana: BNA, CDB, DFE, ERS, LPM, STF, SLS
 Avena sterilis ssp. sterilis: BNA, CRT, ERS, STF
 Avena strigosa: ERS, LPM, NQN, RNG
 Axonopus argentinus: CHC, CRT, ERS, MSN, STF
 Axonopus compressus: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, DFE, ERS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Axonopus fissifolius: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, JJY, MSN, SLT, STF, TCM
 Axonopus leptostachyus: CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN
 Axonopus marginatus: MSN
 Axonopus obtusifolius: MSN
 Axonopus rosengurttii: DFE
 Axonopus siccus: CRT, ERS, JJY, MSN, SLT, TCM
 Axonopus suffultus: BNA, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, MSN, STF
 Ayenia acalyphifolia: SLT, SDE, TCM
 Ayenia aprica: CRT, ERS, MSN
 Ayenia cordobensis: CTM, CDB, LRJ, SDE, SJN, SLS
 Ayenia eliae: CHC, FMS, JJY, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SDE, STF, SLS, TCM
 Ayenia lingulata: CTM, CDB, LRJ, MDZ, SLT, SDE, SJN, SLS, TCM
 Ayenia mansfeldiana: CRT, ERS, MSN
 Ayenia nummularia: CRT, MSN
 Ayenia odonellii: CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, ERS, FMS, LRJ, SLT, SDE, STF, TCM
 Ayenia praecipua: CRT, MSN
 Ayenia subtilis: SLT
 Aylacophora deserticola: NQN
 Azara alpina: NQN
 Azara lanceolata: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Azara microphylla: CHB, NQN, RNG
 Azara salicifolia: CHC, CRT, FMS, STF
 Azolla cristata: CHC, CRT
 Azolla filiculoides: BNA, CTM, CHC, CDB, CRT, FMS, JJY, LPM, LRJ, MDZ, RNG, SLT, SNC, STF, SJN
 Azorella ameghinoi: NQN, RNG, SNC
 Azorella biloba: CDB, JJY, SLT, TCM
 Azorella compacta: CTM, JJY, SLT
 Azorella crassipes: NQN, RNG
 Azorella cryptantha: CTM, LRJ, MDZ, SJN
 Azorella diapensioides: JJY
 Azorella diversifolia var. diversifolia: NQN, SNC
 Azorella filamentosa: TRF
 Azorella fuegiana: NQN, SNC, TRF
 Azorella lycopodioides: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Azorella madreporica: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN
 Azorella monantha: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, TRF
 Azorella patagonica: CHB, SNC
 Azorella selago: SNC, TRF
 Azorella trifoliolata: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN
 Azorella trifurcata: CHB, MDZ, NQN, RNG, SNC, SJN, TRF

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C
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L
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M
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N
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O
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W-X-Y-Z
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Примечания

Библиография
 Cabrera, A.L. 1976. Territorios fitogeográficos de la República Argentina. En: L.R. Parodi (ed.), Enciclopedia Argentina de Agricultura y Jardinería, ed. 2: 2-85. Acme, Buenos Aires.
 Instituto de Botánica Darwinion. Flora de la República Argentina. Catálogo de las Plantas Vasculares. Flora Argentina por especie
 Instituto de Botánica Darwinion. Catálogo de las Plantas Vasculares de la República Argentina. II. Academia Nacional de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales y Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET). pdf con Introducción
 Instituto de Botánica Darwinion. Catálogo de las Plantas Vasculares de la República Argentina. II. Academia Nacional de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales y Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET). Bibliografía sobre la flora argentina. pdf con bibliografía

Природа Аргентины
Аргентина

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Beer Festival Weekend a Great Success
Great Melton's Beer Festival weekend proved a great success with the usual captive audience of parents at Friday's junior coaching, which was attended by 108 youngsters, and about 120 guests for Saturday's main social event, sampling 8 different beers, five of which were sponsored. One of the sponsors, Hethersett Butchers, also provided the meat for Saturday's barbecue while entertainment was provided by rookie band, High Definition.
On Sunday, following a slight delay for rain, Melton's Patron's XI V Legends XI match got underway with Sir Edward Evans-Lombe's 'present players' side, captained by Chairman Steve Phoenix, taking on a mainly 'past players' side captained by Ian Wickham. Liam Hughes (36 not out), Sam Mann (32) and Jon Moxon (30) all retired having reached 30 and Nick Mackenzie was dismissed for 29 as the Patron's team totalled 193-8 in their 30 overs with Jason Roope (4-0-15-2) and Richard Grove (4-0-14-1) taking the bowling honours.
Grove (31 retired) also proved to be the 'Legends' best batsman and, although Wickham scored 29, Ian Arnold 16 and Mally Howard 15, no other batsmen reached double figures as the ex-players finished on 126-9, to lose by 67 runs. Lee Whiddett (4-1-16-2), Phoenix (3-1-8-2) and Hughes (3-1-4-2) all picked up two wickets apiece as the Patron's XI got their hands on the Robert Phoenix Trophy which was won by 'The Legends' last year. The players then enjoyed a delicious curry supper, courtesy of Claire Hughes.
The Festival, which is likely to become an annual event, should have raised some much-needed funds towards the club's major projects, the refurbishment of the kitchen, the provision on additional ladies toilets and the replacement of the nets.
A big thank-you is due to all who helped: largely the Social and Fundraising Committee but particularly Neal Clarke; to Claire for the food on Sunday and to Trish Ellse and Caroline Mawby for their help with the barbecue on Saturday as well as at every junior coaching session; to the ladies who helped serve the Sunday supper; to Gary Coulson and Clive Privett who umpired the match, and generally to all the club members who helped erect the marquee, prepare staging, man the bar or clear up after the event. It was a busy weekend but ultimately an enjoyable and profitable one.
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