Hortia brasiliana Vand. ex DC.
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Filed As
Rutaceae
Hortia brasiliana Vand. ex DC. -
Collector(s)
W. W. Thomas 10747 with A. M. Carvalho, T. S. dos Santos, & S. Sant'Ana, 11 Jan 1995
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Location
Brazil. Bahia. Ilhéus Mun. Ilhéus. 3 km north of Rodoviaria, Mata da Esperança, forest north of dam and reservoir.
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Habitat
Southern Bahian Wet Forest. Soil deep, clay, light brown to reddish (lower slopes ideal for growing cocoa).
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Description
Tree, 20 m (same as WT 10634), bark reddish brown, deeply fissured; leaves coriaceous, lustrous dark green above, paler beneath; fruit pale lime-green, sweet-foetid smelling, abundant on ground. Fruits separate. Phenology of specimen: Fruit.
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Collection Notes
Site: ME
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 822710
Occurrence ID: 9c62c08e-e59b-45c8-a6de-d658789b8c49
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Sapindales
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Family
Rutaceae
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All Determinations
Hortia brasiliana Vand. ex DC. det M. Groppo, Jr., 2004
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Region
South America
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Country
Brazil
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State/Province
Bahia
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County/Municipio
Ilhéus Mun.
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City/Township
Ilhéus
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Locality
3 km north of Rodoviaria, Mata da Esperança, forest north of dam and reservoir
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Elevation
Alt. 50 m. (164 ft.)
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Coordinates
-14.7819, -39.0692
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Distribution
00822710 BOTANICAL The New York Botanical Garden W. W. Thomas 10747 Hortia arborea Engl. Rutaceae Brazil. Bahia. Mun. Ilheus: Dheus. 3 km north of Rodoviaria, Mata da Esperanga, forest north of dam and reservoir. 14°46’55”S, 39°04’09"W. Elev. 50 m. Southern Bahian Wet Forest. Soil deep, clay, light brown to reddish (lower slopes ideal for growing cocoa). Tree, 20 m (same as WT 10634), bark reddish brown, deeply fissured; leaves coriaceous, lustrous dark green above, paler beneath; fruit pale lime-green, sweet-foetid smelling, abundant on ground. Fruits separate. W. W. Thomas, A. M. Carvalho, T. S. dos Santos, & S. Sant’Ana. h •* V 11 Jan 1995 Supported by die John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
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Hortia brasiliana Vand. ex DC.