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In this paper we describe and illustrate    Schlegelia   longirachis    a new species from montane forest remnants (1200--1900 m) in the Western slope of the Eastern Cordillera of Colombia (“Serranía de Las Quinchas” and Virolín county) in the Departments of Boyacá and Santander. A root-climbing liana, the new species is contrasted to    S.   fuscata   ,    S.   monachinoi    and    S.   parviflora   , the three most morphologically similar species of    Schlegelia   . This new species is differentiated from its putative close relatives by vegetative (texture, colour, pubescence and shape in leaves, bracts, bracteoles pedicel, calyx and corolla), inflorescences as well as floral characters (staminode absent). We provide an updated key to 24 known species of    Schlegelia   . For the identification key,    S.   fuscata    and    S.   roseiflora    are regarded here as different from    S.   parviflora   .    S.   urbaniana    is considered a synonym of    S.   axillaris   , whereas    S.   fastigiata    is separated from    S.   sulphurea    as a recognizable species.    Schlegelia    has its center of distribution in Colombia, where 17 of the species are known to occur.

﻿A new species of Schlegelia ( Schlegeliaceae ) from wet montane forest of Colombia and a key for the species of the genus

A new species of Schlegelia ( Schlegeliaceae ) from wet montane forest of Colombia and a key for the species of the genus