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We provide an updated checklist and key to the 30    Poa    species with open panicles from Peru which includes previously circumscribed    Dissanthelium    and    Aphanelytrum    species, new taxon records, and three undescribed species.    Poa   compressa   ,    P.   grisebachii   , and    P.   leioclada    are recorded from Peru for the first time. A number of species are placed in synonymy:    Poa   carazensis   ,    P.   ferreyrae    and    P.   tovarii    are synonymized under the name    P.   fibrifera   ;    Poa   adusta    (tentatively) and    P.   pilgeri    are synonymized under    P.   candamoana   ;    Poa   superata    is synonymized under    P.   grisebachii   ; and    Poa   paramoensis    is synonymized under    P.   huancavelicae   . Included within this treatment are three new species,    Poa   ramoniana   ,    P.   tayacajaensis    and    P.   urubambensis   , which are described and illustrated.    Poa   ramoniana   , found growing near lakes in high elevation Puna grasslands of Junín, is similar to a small form of    P.   glaberrima   , but differs in having rhizomes and growing to only 5 cm tall.    Poa   tayacajaensis   , found from shrublands on Andean slopes of Huancavelica and Huánuco, bears similarities to    Poa   aequatoriensis    but differs in having shorter lemmas which are pubescent between the veins, densely scabrous sheaths with smooth, glabrous throats, and shorter ligules.    Poa   urubambensis   , a common element of the undisturbed    Polylepis    forest understory of the Cordillera Urubamba, Cusco, is distinct from all other members of open-panicled    Poa   ’s by having glabrous lemmas with a smooth and glabrous callus, and notably small anthers. The type material for the name    Poa   adusta    is discussed and a lectotype is selected.

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An updated checklist and key to the open-panicled species of    Poa    L. (  Poaceae  ) in Peru including three new species,    Poa   ramoniana   ,    Poa   tayacajaensis   , and    Poa   urubambensis