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Seventeen new endemic species of the genus    Eugenia    L. (  Myrtaceae  ) are proposed from Madagascar, including:    E.  andapae    N. Snow,    E.  barriei    N. Snow,    E.  bemangidiensis    N. Snow,    E.  calciscopulorum    N. Snow,    E.  delicatissima    N. Snow, Callm. &amp; Phillipson,    E.  echinulata    N. Snow,    E.  gandhii    N. Snow,    E.  hazonjia    N. Snow,    E.  iantarensis    N. Snow,    E.  malcomberi    N. Snow,    E.  manomboensis    N. Snow,    E.  obovatifolia    N. Snow,    E.  ranomafana    N. Snow &amp; D. Turk,    E.  ravelonarivoi    N. Snow &amp; Callm.,    E.  razakamalalae    N. Snow &amp; Callm.,    E.  tiampoka    N. Snow &amp; Callm., and    E.  wilsoniana    N. Snow, and one new combination,    Eugenia  richardii    (Blume) N. Snow, Callm. &amp; Phillipson is provided. Detailed descriptions, information on distribution and ecology, distribution maps, vernacular names (where known), digital images of types, comparisons to morphologically similar species. Preliminary assessment of IUCN risk of extinction and conservation recommendations are provided, including Vulnerable (4 species), Endangered (2 species), and Critically Endangered (4 species). Lectotpyes are designated for    Eugenia  hovarum    H. Perrier,    Eugenia  nompa    H. Perrier, and    E.  scottii    H. Perrier respectively.

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Studies of Malagasy    Eugenia    – IV: Seventeen new endemic species, a new combination, and three lectotypifications; with comments on distribution, ecological and evolutionary patterns