Clusia densinervia Cuatrec.
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Authority
Maguire, Bassett & Wurdack, John J. 1961. The botany of the Guayana Highland--part IV (2). Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 10: 1-87.
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Family
Clusiaceae
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Scientific Name
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Description
Distribution and Ecology - COLOMBIA: Valle: Puerto Merizalde, Costa del Pacifico, Rio Naya; bosques; alt. 5-10 m; Cuatrecasas 14025 (type, NY, US). San Isidro, Rio Cajambre; Cuairecasas 17289 (paratype, F, N Y , US).
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Discussion
The type collection represents immature flowering male material. The larger number of sepals (9-10) of the flower buds seems to represent a distinct departure from the prevailing number in the sect. Omphalanthera (usually 6). The fruiting specimens of the paratype indicate close relationship with C. brachystyla of Venezuela, and perhaps with the poorly known G. eugenioides of Colombia.
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Distribution
COLOMBIA: Valle: Puerto Merizalde, Costa del Pacifico, Rio Naya; bosques; alt. 5-10 m; Cuatrecasas 14025 (type, NY, US). San Isidro, Rio Cajambre; Cuairecasas 17289 (paratype, F, N Y , US).
Colombia South America|