<i>Virola parvusligna</i>, a New Species of Myristicaceae from the Cordillera Azul National Park, Peru

In one of expeditions realized by Missouri Botanical Garden in May 2019, we found a small tree as part the project "Diversity flora and its relationships with soil, wild area Cordillera Azul National Park"; examining botanic samples be carefully realizing respective comparisons, arrived to conclusion that it has different characteristics from others species Virola. Therefore would new for science; is described illustrated present article; characterized because generally they are trees 2.0 m highest; terminal twigs persistent indument, terete; leaves, ovate-elliptical oblong-elliptical, 10–15 pairs secondary veins; pistillate inflorescences, axillary 1.5–1.6 cm long, 6–12 flowers; fruits 1–4, obovate-elliptical, carinate, acute apex –2.2 × 1–1.2 cm, densely ferruginous tomentose. On other hand, discussions regarding relations species, which include illustrations, images, data on ecology, phenology, geographical distribution, geological location current state conservation.