Oxypetalum urbanianum Silveira
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Filed As
Apocynaceae
Oxypetalum urbanianum Silveira -
Collector(s)
G. Eiten 6554 with L. T. Eiten, 03 Nov 1965
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Location
Brazil. Rio de Janeiro. Resende Mun. Mt. Itatiáia. In valley leading to "Pedra do Altar", 1/2-1 km N of shelter house.
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Habitat
Planalto [See label for further habitat description.].
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Description
Low shrub with creeping stems on valley slope. Petals light green. Phenology of specimen: Fertile.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 01081474
Occurrence ID: 02239250-1b64-4d0b-b69a-7ac707dea599
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Gentianales
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Family
Apocynaceae
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All Determinations
Oxypetalum urbanianum Silveira det W. D. Stevens, 2005
Melinia glaziovi E.Fourn. det D. L. Spellman, 1976
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Region
South America
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Country
Brazil
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State/Province
Rio de Janeiro
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County/Municipio
Resende Mun.
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Locality
Mt. Itatiáia. In valley leading to "Pedra do Altar", 1/2-1 km N of shelter house.
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Elevation
Alt. 2350 - 2450 m. (7710 - 8038 ft.)
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Coordinates
-22.425, -44.692
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Distribution
Determined by W. D. Stevens, 200S’ Missouri Botanical Garden (MO) \ql2- » 0 1 -Fc»l4f>\4 Determined by D. L. Spellman Missouri Botanical Garden (ty? Flora of Brazil STATS OF RIO DE JANEIRO Municfpio da Resends Kt. Itatlala, planalto. 22°25-26'3. Ufl41-42'W. Alt* 2350-24.50 m. In valley leading to "Fadrs do Altar", 1/2-1 km N of shelter house* 3 Nov 1965 (The planalto is a steep hilly terrain, many hills topped with mountainous outcrops of bare sienite quartz* Hillsides with frequent rounded outcropping quartz rocks & boulders, and a thin, black, almost pure humus soil supporting a periodically-burned natural tussock sedge-grassland with scattered low Chusquea bamboo & occasionally other shrubs* Lover valley sides often with dense Chusauea brakes*, or brooks lined with a marsh of Cladium in tussocks or vlth "trunks11 of massed rhizomes») This n*t low shrub with creeping stems on vail«/ slops* Petals light green* lag. George Bitan A Lima T. Elten, »• 6554 01081474
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Oxypetalum urbanianum Silveira