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A new species of    Solanum    (  Solanaceae  ) from the   Geminata   clade is described for the Brazilian flora.    S.   lagoense    Stehmann is only known from Lapinha, a rocky massif located in the Lagoa Santa karst region of Minas Gerais State. The flora of this area, including   Solanaceae  , was studied in detail in the second half of the 19 th  century by the Danish botanist Eugene Warming. The species differs from other members of the   Geminata   clade in Brazil in its geminate leaves of different sizes, simple multicellular trichomes present on the new growth and young stems, short extra-axillary inflorescences with few (1-3) flowers, and its stellate corollas with cucullate and strongly reflexed lobes. Here we present a description, taxonomic comments and a preliminary assessment of conservation status of this critically endangered species.

Solanum lagoense ( Solanaceae , Geminata clade), a new species from Lagoa Santa, Minas Gerais State, Brazil