Solanum flexicaule Benth.
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Filed As
Solanaceae
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Collector(s)
H. H. Iltis E-121 with et al., 01 Jul 1977
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Location
Ecuador. Los Ríos. 7 km E (9 km by road from ) Patricia Pilar (1 km to the W of Escuela Centrinelas, a minute settlement forest cleared in 1969), 58 km ENE of Quevedo, on Pan-Am Highway to Santo DOmingo de los Colorados.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 1802107
Occurrence ID: e69a686b-0d9f-4f3b-b25a-fc4b5fc6165b
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Solanales
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Family
Solanaceae
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All Determinations
Solanum flexicaule Benth., cf., det M. H. Nee, 2013
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Region
South America
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Country
Ecuador
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State/Province
Los Ríos
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Locality
7 km E (9 km by road from ) Patricia Pilar (1 km to the W of Escuela Centrinelas, a minute settlement forest cleared in 1969), 58 km ENE of Quevedo, on Pan-Am Highway to Santo DOmingo de los Colorados.
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Elevation
Alt. 300 - 400 m. (984 - 1312 ft.)
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Coordinates
-0.6, -79.3
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Distribution
Ecuador Prov. LOS RIOS (Some maps show this in PICHINCHA) Virgin MEog,moss-and-epiphyte-enshrouded wet tropical rain forest on steep,well- drained slopes and ridges,with buttres- sed trees to 50-60 m,many medium and small palms and Cyclanthaceae in under- story, Cretaceous volcanic diabasic bedrock? Soil clayey? J km E ofkm by road from) Patricia Pilar (1km to the \js/ of Escuela Centi- nelas,a minute settlement forest cleared in 1969),58 km ENE of Quevedo,on Pan- Am Highway to Santo Domingo de los Colorados. (0°36*S;79°18*W) @ ca. 300-400 m? Hugh H.Iltis No. E- JJl! Michael G. litis 1 July 1977 (with David Dodson 6c Shawn Slep) NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN 01802107 The New York Botanical Garden det. M. Nee, 2013 Corolla white with faint dirty pinkish to violet hue, esp. without, strongly stellate, 39 mm. in diam., lobes 4 mm. wide. Anthers very large, yellow. Fruit bright red-orange, smooth, shiny, 29-34 mm. in diam. (size of a ping-pong ball). Giant liana with 8 m. long stem, 3 cm. dbh, trailing over vegetation. 121. Solanum 01802107
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Solanum flexicaule Benth.