Minquartia guianensis
Content
- <<<<Calyx>Petals>Free lobes>Hairs>Growth form
- <<<<Petiole>Blade>Base>Hairs>Texture
- <<<Branches>Branchlets>Hairs>Colour
- <<<Calyx>Petals>Free lobes>Hairs
- <<<Calyx>Petals>Free lobes>Length
- <<<Calyx>Petals>Free lobes>Shape
- <<<Calyx>Petals>Shape>Relative distance
- <<<Calyx>Stamens>Filaments>Hairs
- <<<Habit>Bark>Latex>Colour
- <<<Habit>Bark>Scales>Shape
- <<<Habit>Bole>Shape>Length
- <<<Petiole>Blade>Apex>Shape
- <<<Petiole>Blade>Base>Colour
- <<<Petiole>Blade>Base>Hairs
- <<<Petiole>Blade>Base>Shape
- <<<Petiole>Blade>Secondary veins>Secondary vein pair number
- <<<Petiole>Blade>Secondary veins>Shape
- <<Branches>Branchlets>Hairs
- <<Calyx>Ovary>Shape
- <<Calyx>Petals>Free lobes
- <<Calyx>Petals>Shape
- <<Calyx>Stamens>Filaments
- <<Drupes>Peduncle>Length
- <<Habit>Bark>Colour
- <<Habit>Bark>Cracks
- <<Habit>Bark>Latex
- <<Habit>Bark>Scales
- <<Habit>Bole>Diameter
- <<Habit>Bole>Shape
- <<Habit>Sapwood>Colour
- <<Petiole>Blade>Apex
- <<Petiole>Blade>Base
- <<Petiole>Blade>Dimensions
- <<Petiole>Blade>Primary veins
- <<Petiole>Blade>Secondary veins
- <<Petiole>Blade>Shape
- <<Petiole>Blade>Tertiary veins
- <<Petiole>Blade>Texture
- <Branches>Branchlets
- <Branches>Hairs
- <Branches>Shape
- <Calyx>Glands
- <Calyx>Length
- <Calyx>Ovary
- <Calyx>Petals
- <Calyx>Stamens
- <Calyx>Teeth number
- <Drupes>Colour
- <Drupes>Dimensions
- <Drupes>Peduncle
- <Drupes>Shape
- <Flowers>Colour
- <Flowers>Flower number per fascicle
- <Flowers>Odor
- <Habit>Bark
- <Habit>Bole
- <Habit>Height
- <Habit>Sapwood
- <Petiole>Blade
- <Petiole>Dimensions
- <Spikes>Hairs
- <Spikes>Length
- Branches
- Calyx
- Common Name
- Description
- Distribution
- Drupes
- Flowers
- Habit
- Individuals Association
- Petiole
- Spikes
- Uses
<<<Petiole>Blade>Base>Hairs
glabrous, shiny and , dull and often puberulous especially on the veins beneath14
14. 003-002-005-003
<<<Petiole>Blade>Secondary veins>Secondary vein pair number
(6-)10-14(-17) pairs16
16. 003-002-007-001
<<<Petiole>Blade>Secondary veins>Shape
rather straight-ascending and subparallel, curved before the margin, slightly impressed above, prominent beneath17
17. 003-002-007-002
<<Branches>Branchlets>Hairs
usually more or less densely -, or mostly rusty-puberulent with branched hairs18
18. 002-003-001
<<Habit>Bole>Shape
straight, angular, with rather deep, grooves, older ones sometimes perforated29
29. 001-002-001
Common Name
Creole (French Guiana): maka, mekwa Creole (Guyana): manwood English (French Guiana): bagui-bagui, minquar, pai'coussa rouge English (Guyana): alata-oedoe, arataweri, mincoa, wanania, yuwartu
Description
Small to large tree, (2-)10-20(-30) m tall; bole straight, angular, with rather deep, 0.5-2 m long grooves, older ones sometimes perforated, to 1.4 m diam.; bark brownish-gray, with small oblong scales and vertical, straight cracks closely together, showing white latex when cut; sapwood yellow, hard. Branches angular, glabrous; branchlets as all young parts usually more or less densely grayish-, or mostly rusty-puberulent with branched hairs. Petioles broadly channeled, (5-) 20-30(-40) x 1-2(-3) mm; blades chartaceous to coriaceous, oblong to elliptic, sometimes lanceolate, (6-)10-16(-35) x (2.5-)4-6(-13) cm, apex abruptly short-acuminate, tip acute or bluntish, base obtuse to rounded-truncate, grayish-olivaceous when dry, glabrous, shiny and often slightly tuberculate above, dull and often puberulous especially on the veins beneath, primary vein prominent on both surfaces, secondary veins (6-)10-14(-17) pairs, rather straight-ascending and subparallel, curved before the margin, slightly impressed above, prominent beneath, tertiary veins transverse, closely subparallel. Spikes solitary in the upper axils, simple, or rarely few-branched, shortly pedunculate, rusty-tomentellous in all outer parts, 2-6(-9) cm long. Flowers cream, scented, 2-5 per fascicle. Calyx obscurely 5(-6)-dentate, laxly set with dark glands, ca. 1 mm long; petals connate into a campanulate tube for 1-1.5 mm, free lobes with subacut apexe, inner side with long erect hairs, 1-1.5 mm long; stamens inserted just below the orifice, filaments glabrous; ovary subglobose. Drupe ellipsoid, rarely subovoid, yellowish-reddish initially, becoming purplish-black at full maturity, 2-2.5(-3) x 1.5(-2) cm, on peduncle 2-3 mm long.
Distribution
Amazonian Colombia present, Guianas present present present, Southern America: Bolivia (Bolivia present); Costa Rica (Costa Rica present); Ecuador (Ecuador present); Nicaragua (Nicaragua present); Panamá (Panamá present); Peru (Peru present); Venezuela (Venezuela present)
from Nicaragua to Costa Rica and Panama, in the Guianas, Amazonian Colombia.Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Brazil; locally common in the Guianas. Over 150 specimens studied, 65 from the Guianas (GU: 5; SU: 20; FG: 40).
Individuals Association
Suriname, Mapane area, LBB 9438
Saut Parare, de Granville 5667
Guyana, Essequibo River, FD 4722
Guyana, Demerara River, Jenman 3927
Suriname, Surinam River, Suhoza, BBS 57
Saul, Boom & Mori 1686
Spikes
Spikes solitary in the upper axils, simple, or rarely few-branched, shortly pedunculate, , .69
69. 004