Buchenavia congesta
Content
- <<<Flowers>Lower hypanthium>Neck>Relative dimensions
- <<<Inflorescences>Peduncle>Hairs>Colour
- <<<Inflorescences>Rachises>Hairs>Colour
- <<<Leaves>Veins>Secondary veins>Secondary vein pair number
- <<Flowers>Lower hypanthium>Hairs
- <<Flowers>Lower hypanthium>Length
- <<Flowers>Lower hypanthium>Neck
- <<Flowers>Upper hypanthium>Dimensions
- <<Flowers>Upper hypanthium>Hairs
- <<Fruits>Apex>Shape
- <<Fruits>Base>Shape
- <<Inflorescences>Peduncle>Hairs
- <<Inflorescences>Peduncle>Length
- <<Inflorescences>Rachises>Hairs
- <<Inflorescences>Rachises>Length
- <<Leaves>Apex>Shape
- <<Leaves>Base>Hairs
- <<Leaves>Petiole>Hairs
- <<Leaves>Petiole>Length
- <<Leaves>Veins>Intersecondary veins
- <<Leaves>Veins>Midveins
- <<Leaves>Veins>Secondary veins
- <<Leaves>Veins>Tertiary veins
- <Flowers>Length
- <Flowers>Lower hypanthium
- <Flowers>Upper hypanthium
- <Fruits>Apex
- <Fruits>Base
- <Fruits>Dimensions
- <Fruits>Hairs
- <Fruits>Shape
- <Habit>Height
- <Inflorescences>Length
- <Inflorescences>Peduncle
- <Inflorescences>Rachises
- <Leaves>Apex
- <Leaves>Areolation
- <Leaves>Base
- <Leaves>Dimensions
- <Leaves>Domatia
- <Leaves>Higher order veins
- <Leaves>Petiole
- <Leaves>Shape
- <Leaves>Texture
- <Leaves>Veins
- Common Name
- Description
- Distribution
- Flowers
- Fruits
- Habit
- Individuals Association
- Inflorescences
- Leaves
<<Flowers>Lower hypanthium>Hairs
probably glabrous to densely pubescent (pilose in type of B. longibracteata)5
5. 004-002-002
<<Leaves>Apex>Shape
shortly and abruptly acuminate or apiculate (often with good 'shoulders')16
16. 002-004-001
<<Leaves>Base>Hairs
glabrous except sometimes puberulous on midvein above, glabrous except puberulous on midvein and secondary veins to puberulous except densely so on major venation below17
17. 002-005-001
<<Leaves>Petiole>Hairs
sparsely to densely puberulous, usually conspicuously biglandular18
18. 002-010-002
<<Leaves>Veins>Secondary veins
secondary veins , moderately spaced to close, arising at moderately to widely acute angles, curved to slightly curved, prominent,22
22. 002-007-002
<<Leaves>Veins>Tertiary veins
tertiary veins regularly and often closely percurrent;23
23. 002-007-004
<Fruits>Shape
oblong to oblong-elliptic or narrowly so in side view, more or less terete31
31. 005-003
Description
Tree, 5-40 m, with large buttresses. Leaves chartaceous to subcoriaceous, obovate to oblanceolate, 8-23 x 3-9 cm, apex shortly and abruptly acuminate or apiculate (often with good 'shoulders'), base narrowly attenuate-cuneate, glabrous except sometimes puberulous on midvein above, glabrous except puberulous on midvein and secondary veins to puberulous except densely so on major venation below; domatia often present; venation eucamptodromous or eucamptodromous-brochidodromous, midvein moderate, prominent, secondary veins 6-16 pairs, moderately spaced to close, arising at moderately to widely acute angles, curved to slightly curved, prominent, intersecondary veins absent, tertiary veins regularly and often closely percurrent; higher order veins distinct; areolation imperfect, slightly prominent; petiole (0.6-)1-3 cm long, sparsely to densely puberulous, usually conspicuously biglandular. Inflorescence 2.5-14 cm long, spicate; peduncle 1.8-3.7 cm, densely rufous-puberulous; rhachis 5-11 cm, densely rufous-puberulous. Flowers 3-4 mm long; lower hypanthium 2-2.5 mm long, probably glabrous to densely pubescent (pilose in type of B. longibracteata), with narrow neck ca. half its length,upper hypanthium 1-1.5 x 2.5-3 mm, glabrous. Fruit glabrous or nearly so even when young, 1.8-2.5 x 0.7-1.5 cm, oblong to oblong-elliptic or narrowly so in side view, more or less terete, apex rounded to acute or apiculate, base rounded and usually shortly pseudostipitate.
Distribution
Guianas present, Guyana present, Southern America: Brazil North (Acre present); Colombia (Colombia present); Ecuador (Ecuador present); Venezuela (Venezuela present), Western catchment of Amazon river-basin in Brazil present
Western catchment of Amazon river-basin in Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador; the isolated localities in Ecuador and Acre, Brazil, and in Guyana, are outliers but the specimens are quite typical; a single specimen has been seen from the Guianas (GU: 1).