Oxalis divaricata Mart. ex Zucc.
-
Filed As
Oxalidaceae
Oxalis divaricata Mart. ex Zucc. -
Collector(s)
G. Eiten 3778, 24 Mar 1962
-
Location
Brazil. Maranhão. Loreto Mun. "Ilha de Balsas" region, between the Balsas & Parnaíba Rivers. Ca. 2 km south of main house of Fazenda "Morros", ca. 35 km south of LORÊTO. Along "Morros"-"Picada" Trail. (This location is 300 m. W & 300 m. S of nos. 3754-3775.).
-
Habitat
"chapada" with trees to 9 m. tall, 3-8 m. apart. A few scattered shrubs to 1 m. tall. Ground covered with grasses & herbs about 50%. Soil light brown fine sand, no pebbles.
-
Description
This no: HERB. Leaves light to dark green, or dark green with red edges. Flowers 12 mm. diam. Petals bright yellow, each with several short vertical orange lines at throat.
-
Identifiers
NY Barcode: 2480239
Occurrence ID: b309567c-a420-493e-a1dd-33976d5ec62a
-
Feedback
-
Kingdom
Plantae
-
Division
Magnoliophyta
-
Order
Oxalidales
-
Family
Oxalidaceae
-
All Determinations
-
Region
South America
-
Country
Brazil
-
State/Province
Maranhão
-
County/Municipio
Loreto Mun.
-
Locality
"Ilha de Balsas" region, between the Balsas & Parnaíba Rivers. Ca. 2 km south of main house of Fazenda "Morros", ca. 35 km south of LORÊTO. Along "Morros"-"Picada" Trail. (This location is 300 m. W & 300 m. S of nos. 3754-3775.)
-
Elevation
Alt. 300 m. (984 ft.)
-
Coordinates
-7.4, -45.07
-
Location Notes
[South America]
-
Distribution
SB , Herbario UB IS/**til's fLvrmixdau FAojH- ^ ?aut/c .- Det: Afruu,, M- C. 'U JlhDOiO_ Flora of Brazil stais o? hapmsSo Oxalis Municipio de Loreto; "Ilha de Balsas'1 region, be- tvean the Balsas & Pamaiba Rivers. Ca. 2 km south of main house of Fazenda "Morros", ca. 35 km south of LORSTO. Ca. 722^'S. 4524'W. Alt. ca. 300 m. Along "Morros "-"Picada" trail. Main vegetation types of region: (l)"chapada", decid- uous to evergreen xeromorphic tr?3 woodland ("cerra- dao") on tops & sides of sandstone plateaus & some low flat land; (2)"tabuleiro", deciduous lov-tree woodland (another type of "cerradao") on upper parts of rolling terrain; (3)"mata", closed, deciduous to evergreen forest, in galleries; (4.)"caatinga", open deciduous forest on lower parts of rolling terrain; (5) "varjao", scattered deciduous forast-type trees on low flat land; (6)"cocal", dense babagu palm groves on Pamaiba River terrace & some brook val- leys. Dry season 4-5 months with almost no rain; brooks intermittent. Annual fires & cattle grazing in all areas. Some spots with dense secondary cha- pada scrub ("carrasco"); much tabuleiro cleared to form grassy pasture; much mata, caatinga & varjao in shifting cultivation. This habitat; "chapada 11 with trees to 9 m. tall, 3-3 m. apart. A few scattered shrubs to 1 m. tall. Ground covered with grasses & herbs about 50$. Soil light brown fine sand, no pebbles. (This location is 300 m. W & 300 m. S of nos.‘3754-3775,) 24 March 1962 This n^: HERB. Leaves light to dark green, or dark green with red edges. Flowers 12 mm. diam. Petals bright yellow, each with several short vertical orange lines at throat. leg. George Eiten & Liene T. Siten, n$ 3778 02480239
Please submit your comments about the specimen:
Oxalis divaricata Mart. ex Zucc.