Brachyotum sanguinolentum (Naudin) Triana
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Filed As
Melastomataceae
Brachyotum sanguinolentum (Naudin) Triana -
Collector(s)
J. L. Luteyn 15726 with Richard Villegas, 21 Apr 2007
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Location
Bolivia. Cochabamba. Carrasco Prov. Monte Puncu-Sihuenaca road, ca. 3 km N of main highway at Monte Puncu.
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Habitat
Roadside scrub and disturbed forest slopes.
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Description
Terrestrial shrub, thin and wiry stems, plants to 1.5 m tall. Pedicels and calyces red; petals deep dark purple. Locally common.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 03231143
Occurrence ID: 4b6815f2-9e8e-4ff0-9ecd-4f0ec7468a40
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Myrtales
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Family
Melastomataceae
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All Determinations
Brachyotum sanguinolentum (Naudin) Triana det F. A. Michelangeli, 2017
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Region
South America
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Country
Bolivia
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State/Province
Cochabamba
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County/Municipio
Carrasco Prov.
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Locality
Monte Puncu-Sihuenaca road, ca. 3 km N of main highway at Monte Puncu.
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Elevation
Alt. 2835 m. (9301 ft.)
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Coordinates
-17.57, -65.28
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Distribution
The New York Botanical Garden Melastomataceae Brachyotum 6C) 7r*c< W. Bolivia. Cochabamba. Prov.‘Carrasco. Monte Puncu- Sihuenaca road, ca. 3 km N of main highway at Monte Puncu. 17°34’S, 65°17’W. ca. 2835 m. Roadside scrub and disturbed forest slopes. Terrestrial shrub, thin and wiry stems, plants to 1.5 m tall. Pedicels and calyces red; petals deep dark purple. Locally common. 21 Apr 2007 James L. Luteyn & Richard Villegas 15726 Supported by the National Science Foundation 03231143
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Brachyotum sanguinolentum (Naudin) Triana