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**68.** *Rytidosperma paschale* (Pilger) C.M. Baeza, Gayana Botánica 47(3–4): 84. 1990. **Basionym**: *Danthonia paschalis* Pilger, *in* Skottsberg, Nat. Hist. Juan Fernández 2: 67. 1922. **Type**: Chile. Isla de Pascua, on the slope of Mountain Katiki, 16-VI-1917, Skottsberg & Skotts‐

**Life cycle:** Perennial. **Flowering period**: January to June. **Distribution**: Endemic to Easter Island; it was collected in mount Katiki and Rano Kao volcano [4]. **Conservation status**: Not evaluated. **References:** [4, 12, 13, 48]. **Representative specimen**: Rano Kao, interior del cráter,

**69.** *Rytidosperma quirihuense* C. Baeza, Novon 12: 31. 2002. **Type**: Chile. Ñuble: Camino Las Achiras hacia Quirihue (36°13′S, 72°45′W), 355 m, 20 Nov. 2000, C. Baeza, P. López &

**Life cycle**: Perennial. **Distribution**: *Rytidosperma quirihuense* is found in Valparaíso Region and Biobío Region from 355 to 390 m.a.s.l. **Conservation status**: Not evaluated. **References**: [16]. **Ilustrations**: [16]. **Representative specimen**: Biobío Region, Ñuble, camino Las Achiras

**70.** *Trisetum johnstonii* (Louis‐Marie) Finot subsp. *mattheii* (Finot) Finot, Curr. Topics Plant Biol. 11: 61. 2010. **Basionym**: *Trisetum matthei* Finot, Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 92(4): 551. 2005. **Type**: Chile, Región I: Tarapacá, camino de Arica al Portezuelo de Chapiquiña, km

**Life cycle**: Perennial. **Flowering period**: February. **Distribution**: This species is restricted to Arica and Parinacota Region, 4100 m. This subspecies is known only from the type collec‐ tion. **Conservation status**: Not evaluated. **References**: [12, 13, 81]. **Representative specimen**: Tarapacá Region, camino de Arica al Portezuelo de Chapiquiña, Marticorena *et al*. (CONC,

**71.** *Trisetum nancaguense* Finot, Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 92(4): 553. 2005. **Type**: Chile, Región VI: Prov. Cardenal Caro, 12 km E of Pichilemu on Hwy toward Nancagua,

**Life cycle**: Perennial. **Flowering period**: November to February. **Distribution**: Regions Metropolitan, O'Higgins, Maule, and Biobío between 45 and 2450 m. **Conservation status**: Not evaluated. **References**: [12, 13, 81]. **Representative specimen**: O'Higgins Region, Pichilemu,

The authors wish to thank the project "Updated systematic list of the native vascular flora of Chile, origin and geographical distribution." Native Forest Research Fund Project, National Forestry Corporation (CONAF) No. 138/2016. We are grateful to the curators and technical staff of the herbaria of the University of Concepcion (CONC) and the National Museum of

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200 m, Etienne s.n. (CONC).

M. Parra 2112 (HT: CONC).

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Nancagua, Lammers et al. 7894 (CONC, type).

hacia Quirihue, 355 m, Baeza *et al*. 2112 (CONC, holotype).

111, 10°18′S, 69°30′W, 4100 m, C. Marticorena *et al*. 86 (CONC).

Víctor L. Finot1 \*, Alicia Marticorena<sup>2</sup> , Roberto Rodríguez<sup>2</sup> and Romina G. Muñoz1

\*Address all correspondence to: vifinot@udec.cl

1 Department of Animal Production, Faculty of Agronomy, University of Concepción, Chillán, Chile

2 Department of Botany, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Oceanography, University of Concepción, Concepción, Chile
