Physalis patula Mill.

The New York Botanical Garden Plants of MEXICO
SOLAN p^ls eatula Mill.
(=P. foetens Poir.) det. M. Nee, 1986
Edo. Veracruz, Mun. Perote, along Hwy. Mex. 131,
A.5 km. N of junction with Hwy. Mex. 140, 4.5 km. N of Perote.
19°36’N, 97°15’W	alt. 2275 m.
Arid plain, entirely in cultivated fields of maize, cereal grains, Vicia faba and interspersed with fallow fields heavily grazed by cattle and sheep.
Small annual herbs, erect to low, viscid, with unpleasant odor. Flowers nodding, light yellow with 5 green spots within; anthers and filaments purple.
Coll.: M. Nee 32810	Aug. 19, 1986
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HERBARIUM
Physalis patula Miller (1768)
=P. foetens Poiret (1817)
Det. Mahinda Martinez, 1993