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Ladenbergia
hexandra
(Pohl) Klotzsch
Publicado en:
Getreue Darstellung und Beschreibung der in der Arzneykunde Gebräuchlichen Gewächse 14(2): sub t. 15. 1846. (
Getreue Darstell. Gew.
)
Synonymy
Buena gaudichaudiana (Wedd.) Wedd.
Buena hexandra Pohl
Buena riedeliana (Casar.) Wedd.
Cascarilla gaudichaudiana Wedd.
Cascarilla hexandra (Pohl) Wedd.
Cascarilla riedeliana (Casar.) Wedd.
Cinchona hexandra (Pohl) G. Don
Cinchona riedeliana Casar.
Cosmibuena ochracea Endl.
Ladenbergia pogonanthera Kuhlm. ex Sucre
Ladenbergia riedeliana (Casar.) Klotzsch
Datos del Proyecto Nombre
(Last Modified On 4/13/2011)
Aceptación :
Accepted
Datos del Proyecto
(Last Modified On 4/25/2011)
Notas
:
This species can be recognized by the combination of its robust leaves that are tomentellous- or hirtellous-pubescent on the lower surface, its rather large fleshy white corollas, and its rather large woody capsular fruits.
Distribución
:
Eastern Brazil, at 100 to perhaps 1000 m.
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This species can be recognized by the combination of its robust leaves that are tomentellous- or hirtellous-pubescent on the lower surface, its rather large fleshy white corollas, and its rather large woody capsular fruits.