Paradrymonia campostyla
Content
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Base>Width
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Limbs>Width
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Lobes>Dimensions
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Lobes>Growth form
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Lobes>Shape
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Margins>Margin type
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Throat>Hairs
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Throat>Width
- <<<Calyx>Corolla>Tube>Length
- <<<Calyx>Ovary>Stigma>Lobe number
- <<<Calyx>Ovary>Style>Hairs
- <<<Calyx>Ovary>Style>Length
- <<<Leaves>Blade>Base>Hairs
- <<<Leaves>Blade>Base>Shape
- <<<Leaves>Blade>Margins>Margin type
- <<Calyx>Apex>Hairs
- <<Calyx>Corolla>Base
- <<Calyx>Corolla>Colour
- <<Calyx>Corolla>Length
- <<Calyx>Corolla>Limbs
- <<Calyx>Corolla>Lobes
- <<Calyx>Corolla>Margins
- <<Calyx>Corolla>Throat
- <<Calyx>Corolla>Tube
- <<Calyx>Lobes>Dimensions
- <<Calyx>Lobes>Dorsal lobes
- <<Calyx>Lobes>Lobe number
- <<Calyx>Lobes>Shape
- <<Calyx>Margins>Margin type
- <<Calyx>Ovary>Dimensions
- <<Calyx>Ovary>Hairs
- <<Calyx>Ovary>Shape
- <<Calyx>Ovary>Stigma
- <<Calyx>Ovary>Style
- <<Flowers>Pedicels>Hairs
- <<Flowers>Pedicels>Length
- <<Leaves>Blade>Apex
- <<Leaves>Blade>Base
- <<Leaves>Blade>Dimensions
- <<Leaves>Blade>Margins
- <<Leaves>Blade>Shape
- <<Leaves>Blade>Texture
- <<Leaves>Petiole>Hairs
- <<Leaves>Petiole>Length
- <Calyx>Apex
- <Calyx>Colour
- <Calyx>Corolla
- <Calyx>Lobes
- <Calyx>Margins
- <Calyx>Ovary
- <Calyx>Stamens
- <Flowers>Flower number per inflorescence
- <Flowers>Pedicels
- <Flowers>Peduncle
- <Habit>Growth form
- <Leaves>Blade
- <Leaves>Petiole
- <Mature capsules>Diameter
- <Mature capsules>Shape
- <Stems>Growth form
- <Stems>Hairs
- Calyx
- Common Name
- Description
- Distribution
- Flowers
- Habit
- Individuals Association
- Leaves
- Mature capsules
- Phenology
- Stems
- Uses
<<<Calyx>Corolla>Throat>Hairs
outside hirsute, inside partially pubescent with glandular hairs, minutely verrucose at throat7
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<<<Leaves>Blade>Base>Hairs
above hirsute or pilose, below hirsute or pilose, especially on veins13
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Description
Terrestrial creeping or epiphytic plants, rooted at nodes, ultimately developing into suffrutescent herb (like Drymonia coccinea or Hedera helix). Stem sappy, creeping, hirsute, especially near apex. Leaves equal in a pair; petiole 0.6-4.5 cm long, hirsute; blade chartaceous when dry, often obliquely oblong-ovate or oblong-elliptic, 2.5-10 x 1.2-4.5 cm, margin subentire or obscurely repand-serrate, apex acute or acuminate, base cuneate or rounded, above hirsute or pilose, below hirsute or pilose, especially on veins. Flowers 1-3, in fascicles; peduncle very short or obsolete; pedicel 0.5-2 cm long, hirsute. Calyx green, lobes free, oblique, 4 subequal, ovate-lanceolate, 2-3.5 x 0.5-1.1 cm, dorsal one about half as long, margin repand-serrate, apex long-acuminate, outside hirsute, inside hirsute; corolla oblique in calyx, white, 3.5-6 cm long, tube 3-4.5 cm long, base spurred, 0.3-0.5 cm wide, middle not or hardly ventricose, throat slightly contracted, 1-1.5 cm wide, outside hirsute, inside partially pubescent with glandular hairs, minutely verrucose at throat, limb 2-3.5 cm wide, lobes subequal, spreading, suborbicular, 0.6-1.3 x 0.6-1.3 cm, margin entire; stamens included; ovary ovoid, 0.4-0.5 x 0.25-0.3 cm, hirsute, style 2.5-4 cm long, shortly hirsute, stigma 2-lobed. Mature capsule globose, ca. 1 cm in diameter.
Distribution
Amaprá present, French Guiana present, Southern America, Suriname present
Suriname, French Guiana, and Brazil (Amaprá); 60 collections studied (SU: 15; FG: 50).
Habit
Terrestrial or epiphytic plants, rooted at nodes, ultimately developing into suffrutescent herb (like Drymonia coccinea or Hedera helix).64
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