Passiflora aurantia G.Forst.

  • Filed As

    Passifloraceae
    Passiflora aurantia G.Forst.

  • Collector(s)

    G. M. Plunkett 5129 with Martial Wahe, Iliesa Koroi, Marika Tuiwawa, Samuel Seru, Yoli Sivi, Jouvil Vanega, Glenson Leiwani, Keith Meava, and Quincy Motua., 22 Aug 2019

  • Location

    Vanuatu. Tafea. Futuna Area Council. Futuna Island. Upper part of trail from Herald Bay villages to Toroke (plateau area).

  • Habitat

    Growing in open, disturbed forest on steep slope.

  • Description

    Liana climbing into the canopy. Flowers red to reddish-pink with whitish bases and tinged with green, fruits green.

  • Notes (shown on label)

    DNA, Digital image

  • Collection Notes

    5-Dicot;Trip-11

  • Specimen Notes

    NYBG Tissue Sample Barcode: 1426620

  • Identifiers

    NY Barcode: 04710832

    Occurrence ID: 63c0e236-9617-4a44-96a7-c45765d2daf5

  • Laboratory Collections

    Tissue Samples, 1426620, G. M. Plunkett 5129, Passiflora aurantia G.Forst. - : Passifloraceae (228.0) : : : Magnoliophyta;

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  • Region

    Oceania

  • Country

    Vanuatu

  • State/Province

    Tafea

  • County/Municipio

    Futuna Area Council

  • Locality

    Futuna Island. Upper part of trail from Herald Bay villages to Toroke (plateau area).

  • Elevation

    Alt. 474 m. (1555 ft.)

  • Coordinates

    -19.5298, 170.209

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The Flora of Vanuatu
New York Botanical Garden: NY
Vanuatu National Herbarium: PVNH
(Passifloraceae)
Passiflora aurantia G. Forst.
Vanuatu: Tafea Province. Futuna Island. Upper
part of trail from Herald Bay villages to Toroke
(plateau area).
S 19° 31' 47.2"; E 170° 12' 30.9"; 474 m elev.
Liana climbing into the canopy. Growing in open,
disturbed forest on steep slope. Flowers red to reddish-
pink with whitish bases and tinged with green, fruits
green. DNA, Digital image. Duplicates: 3
Gregory M. Plunkett, #5129 August 22,2019
Martial Wahe, Iliesa Koroi, Marika Tuiwawa, Samuel
Sera, Yoli Sivi, Jouvil Vanega, Glenson Leiwani,
Keith Meava, and Quincy Motua.
A collaboration of NYBG and PVNH, funded by
the National Science Foundation and The Christensen Fund.
04710832