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Palicourea sodiroi

Overview

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Vulnerable

Threat status

Description

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Family Rubiaceae

The Rubiaceae are trees , shrubs , or infrequently herbs comprising about 450 genera and 6,500 species, including some lianous forms. The leaves are simple and usually entire, and are opposite or sometimes whorled ; stipules are present and interpetiolar . The flowers are nearly always bisexual and actinomorphic , often heterostylous, and usually are in cymose inflorescences. The calyx is mostly somewhat reduced and 4-5-lobed or sometimes the lobes are obsolete or rarely one of them greatly expanded and brightly colored . The sympetalous corolla is mostly 4-5-lobed, occasionally with 3 or up to 10 lobes. The androecium consists of as many stamens as corolla lobes and is adnate to the corolla tube or epigynous zone, alternate with the lobes. The gynoecium consists of a single compound pistil of 2 or seldom more carpels, a single style, and a nearly always inferior ovary with the number of locules equaling the number of carpels, each with 1-many axile ovules. An epigynous nectary disk is usually present. The fruit is variable, sometimes forming multiples . -- Gerald Carr.

Taxonomy

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Notes

Name Status: Accepted Name . Latest taxonomic scrutiny: Govaerts R., 11-Nov-2003

Similar Species

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Members of the genus Palicourea

ZipcodeZoo has pages for 405 species, subspecies, varieties, forms, and cultivars in this genus. Here are just 100 of them:

P. abbreviata · P. acanthacea · P. acetosoides · P. adusta · P. aeneofusca · P. affinis · P. albert-smithii · P. albertsmithii · P. albiflora · P. albocaerulea · P. alpina (Tafetan) · P. amapaensis · P. amethystina · P. amplissima · P. anacardifolia · P. anacardiifolia · P. ananguana · P. anceps · P. andaluciana · P. anderssoniana · P. andrei · P. angustifolia · P. angutifolia · P. anianguana · P. anisoloba · P. antioquiana · P. aphthosa · P. aphtosa · P. apicata · P. archersonanoides · P. aristei · P. aschersonanoides · P. aschersonianoides · P. asplundii · P. attentuata · P. attenuata · P. aurantiaca · P. austin-smithii · P. australis · P. awa · P. azurea · P. barbinervia · P. barraensis · P. bella · P. bellula · P. blanchetiana · P. bostrychostachya · P. boyacana · P. brachyloba · P. brachypoda · P. brachystigma · P. bracteosa · P. brasiliensis · P. brenesii · P. brevithyrsa · P. buchtienii · P. buntingii · P. calantha · P. caldasana · P. caloneura · P. calophebia · P. calophlebia · P. calophlebioides · P. calophylla · P. calothyrsa · P. calothyrsus · P. calycina · P. canaguensis · P. canarina · P. candida · P. cardenasii · P. cardonae · P. caucana · P. cayennensis · P. chaquirana · P. charianthema · P. chignul · P. chimboracensis · P. chionantha · P. chiriquina · P. chlorocaerulea · P. chrysotricha · P. clerodendroides · P. coerulea · P. cogolloi · P. comitis · P. condensata · P. condorica · P. conferta · P. consobrina · P. copensis · P. coriacea · P. corniculata (Palicourea) · P. cornifolia · P. cornigera · P. corymbifera · P. costa-ricensis · P. costata · P. crocea (Red Cappel) · P. crocea f. citriflora

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Data Sources

Accessed through GBIF Data Portal February 29, 2008:

Identifiers

Last Revised: 2009-07-03