Heliamphora neblinae Maguire var. neblinae
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Filed As
Sarraceniaceae
Heliamphora neblinae Maguire var. neblinae -
Collector(s)
M. H. Nee 31174, 27 Feb 1985
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Location
Venezuela. Amazonas. Río Negro Mun. Cerro de la Neblina, Camp XI, 6.2 km. NNE of Pico Phelps (=Neblina).
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 03835853
Occurrence ID: bed1ad75-fe66-4ca8-ab48-9e064268843a
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Ericales
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Family
Sarraceniaceae
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All Determinations
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Region
South America
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Country
Venezuela
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State/Province
Amazonas
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County/Municipio
Río Negro Mun.
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Locality
Cerro de la Neblina, Camp XI, 6.2 km. NNE of Pico Phelps (=Neblina)
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Elevation
Alt. 1500 m. (4921 ft.)
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Coordinates
0.8625, -65.9806
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Distribution
The New York Botanical Garden VENEZUELA, Amazonas, Dpto. Rio Negro Cerro de la Neblina Expedition M Seen for Revision of the Genus Heliamphora Benth. Heliamphora neblinae Maguire det/rev./conf. Andreas Fleischmann (M), Ttf 2009 Cerro de la Neblina, Camp XI, 6.2 km. NNE of Pico Phelps (=Neblina). 00°5r45"N, 65°58'50"W alt. 1500 m. Gentle slopes with some large conglomerate rock outcrops, many terrestrial bromeliads (Brocchinia), Heliamphora, and small trees (Ilex, Tyleria, Ternstroemia). MADw 44264. Common in some places. Stems to 2 m. tall, but only when supported by other vegetation, with definite ring of wood around broad, very pale pink pith, the stems simple or with a few short shoots with pitchers from near the base (voucher for wood specimen, MADw). Ma- ture plants with (3)4 pitchers in a tight erect group at summit of stem, all pointed inward, the pitchers ranging greatly in size from tiny ones on ground to large ones on vigorous plants. Pitchers more red in age, the hood and midrib within always deep red; in- side of pitcher with green zone at top with progres- sively longer and more golden hairs towards the base, abruptly changing to smooth, purple zone, then hairs again lower. Inflorescences erect, the flowers odorless, appear to be open all day, the face held vertically; petals (tepals) white, irregular in number, from 4 to 9, often with l(or 2) definitely double, the most regular appearing flowers seem to have 3 broad tepals in the outer whorl and 3 narrower ones in the inner whorl; after anthesis the tepals folding back inwards, becoming yellow-green, then dull and reddish and blending in with other vegetative parts. Tepals were counted on 57 flowers chosen iramdomly. A = Number of tepals per flower, d = double tepal. B = Number of flowers of each kind. A 4 3+d 5 4+d 6 5+d 3+dd 7 6+d 8 9 B 19 8 12 6 8 1 2 1 Coll.: M. Nee 31174 27 Feb. 1985 Field work supported by the Fundación para el Desarrollo de las Ciencias Fisicas, Matemáticas y Naturales, the National Science Foundation and the National Geographic Society. 03835853
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Heliamphora neblinae Maguire var. neblinae