Piper stipulaceum Opiz

The New York Botanical Garden
Piper aguilanum C.DC.
det: Ricardo Callejas. 1985
MEXICO
Edo. JALISCO
Piper
3 m tall, stem 6 cm diam. near stream @
500 m.
"Bosque baja humedo tropical" (humid
tropical rainforest) at bottom of deep
valley along stream, dominated by gigantic
Ficus spp. and Moraceae, Sloanea and other
trees with plankroots, to 60 m tall and
2.5 m dbh. With thickets of Olyra, Lasiacis,
Rubiaceae in understory,(practically no
palms).
"Arroyo de Tacubaya," at base of "Cerro
La Petaca," 1-4 km E of CASIMIRO CASTILLO
(= Resolana of older maps), ca. 20 km SSW
of Autldn. (19°37fN, 104°26’W)
350-500 m.
H. H. Iltis, R. Guzman M.,	No. 296
J. Doebley, & A. Lasseigne
19 September 1978
Field work supported by National Science Foundation
Grant No. BM S74-21861, 0. N. Allen Herbarium Fund,
& The Research Committee, Graduate School, University
of WisconsIn-Madison.
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Piper stipulaceuffi Opiz
(Piper aguilanum C. DC. = syn.)
Allan J. Bornstein	June 1987
HARVARD UNIVERSITY HERBARIA
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