Lecythidaceae
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Filed As
Lecythidaceae
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Collector(s)
B. M. Torke 1348 with Vidal Mansano, Chieno Suemitsu and Marcia Braga, 29 Nov 2011
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Location
Brazil. Pará. Belterra Mun. FLONA do Tapajós, Km 67, along access road that departs on the E side of the Santarém-Rurópolis road (BR-163) at Km 67.
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Habitat
Tall moist forest on clay soil terra firme, mature forest but with some trees selectively havested, level terrain.
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Description
Tree, ca. 30 m tall, inflorescence green brown with tan lenticels, the axes swollen with ant domatia, flower buds red, sepals mostly red, green marginally, petals pink-red, whitish at base internally, androecial hood yellow, young fruit green, subtended by reddish green tepals; SILICA COLLECTION.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 03474700
Occurrence ID: 52281317-5bd8-487e-a675-918046d8b9e5
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Ericales
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Family
Lecythidaceae
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All Determinations
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Region
South America
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Country
Brazil
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State/Province
Pará
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County/Municipio
Belterra Mun.
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Locality
FLONA do Tapajós, Km 67, along access road that departs on the E side of the Santarém-Rurópolis road (BR-163) at Km 67
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Elevation
Alt. 180 m. (591 ft.)
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Coordinates
-2.875, -54.9436
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Distribution
ft 1 NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN 03474700 03474700 JARDIM BOTANICO DO RIO DE JANEIRO RB 597661 LECYTHIDACEAE Brasil, Par£. FLONA do Tapajos, Km 67, along access road that departs on the E side of the Santarem-Ruropolis road (BR-163) at Km 67. 2°52,30" S, 54°56'37" W. Elev.: 180 m. Tree, ca. 30 m tall, inflorescence green brown with tan lenticels, the axes swollen with ant domatia, flower buds red, sepals mostly red, green marginally, petals pink-red, whitish at base internally, androecial hood yellow, young fruit green, subtended by reddish green tepals; SILICA COLLECTION. Habitat: Tall moist forest on clay soil terra firme, mature forest but with some trees selectively havested,. Benjamin M. Torke, 1348, Vidal Mansano, Chieno Suemitsu & Marcia Braga 29-XI-2011 00854539
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