Caldcluvia brassii (Perry) Hoogland

PLANTS OF NEW GUINEA
Cunon, Frequent in forest substage5 slender tree
6-8 m*;, young leaves reddish below; flowers
purple-red; fruits immature*	alt.
Eastern Highlands District: Mt. Wilhelm, east slopes/ 2600 m*
L. J. Brass, no. TQ^qg ______________________July	Ifi	1959
Collected on the Sixth Archbold Expedition sponsored by the American
Museum of Natural History with the aid of a grant from the
National Science Foundation.
Caldcluvia brassii (Perry) Hoogl,
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
det. R. D. Hoogland,
Australian National University
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