Calathea
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Filed As
Marantaceae
Calathea -
Collector(s)
D. C. Daly 11459 with R. Callejas, D. P. Gomes Silva, R. Saraiva, E. C. Oliveira, A. J. B. Santos, 19 Mar 2002
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Location
Brazil. Acre. Manoel Urbano Mun. Rio Chandless (tributary of Rio Purus), right bank, "Canamari.".
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Habitat
"Baixo" (low terraces possibly flooded occasionally by overflowing streams, with semi-closed canopy including Hura, Moraceae, trunked palms, Sterculia, Eschweilera; understory with Marantaceae and Araceae); and surrounding slopes (with Averrhoidium, Couroupita, Moraceae, Annonaceae, Pouteria).
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Description
terrestrial herb. Terrestrial herb, underside of leaves red, inflorescence turning toward ground as fruits mature. In "baixo". Phenology of specimen: Fruit.
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Specimen Notes
unicate in HPZ herbarium
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 709437
Occurrence ID: 7945920c-9cab-4470-aad6-af0e9fbe247f
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Zingiberales
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Family
Marantaceae
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All Determinations
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Region
South America
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Country
Brazil
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State/Province
Acre
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County/Municipio
Manoel Urbano Mun.
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Locality
Rio Chandless (tributary of Rio Purus), right bank, "Canamari."
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Coordinates
-9.3833, -69.9447
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Distribution
No botanical uses.
Flora of Acre, Brazil The New York Botanical Garden Universidade Federal do Acre No. 11459 Marantaceae Brazil. Acre. Mun. Manoel Urbano: Rio Chandless (tributary of Rio Purus), right bank, "Canamari." ca. 9°23’0.6"S, ca. 69°56’41.7"W. "Baixo" (low terraces possibly flooded occasionally by overflowing streams, with semi-closed canopy including Hura, Moraceae, trunked palms, Sterculia, Eschweilera\ understory with Marantaceae and Araceae); and surrounding slopes (with Averrhoidium, Couroupita, Moraceae, Annonaceae, Pouteria). Terrestrial herb, underside of leaves red, inflorescence turning toward ground as fruits mature. In "baixo". D. C. Daly, R. Callejas, D. P. Gomes Silva, R. Saraiva, E. C. Oliveira & A. J. B. Santos 19 Mar 2002 NVdb Supported by the Tinker Foundation 00709437
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Calathea