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Flora Data (Last Modified On 7/16/2013)
Species Paullinia rugosa Benth. ex Radlk.
PlaceOfPublication Monogr. Serj. 75. 1875.
Note TYPE: Brazil, Amazonas, Manaus, Spruce 1206 (K, NY).
Synonym Paullinia subcordata Benth. ex Radlk., Monogr. Serj. 75. 1875. TYPE: Brazil, Barra, Manaus, Spruce 1184 (F, K, NY, P). Paullinia fimbriata Radlk., Bull. Herb. Boissier, ser. 2, 5: 322. 1905. TYPE: Costa Rica, bords d'une riviere au-dessus de Tsaki, Talamanca, 400 m, Tonduz 9414 (US). Paullinia ovalis Radlk., Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 54, Beibl. 117: 43. 1916. TYPE: Colombia, near Orocue at Rio Meta, 100-400 m, Lehmann 8781 (not seen). Paullinia colombiana Cuatr., Revista Acad. Colomb. Ci. Nat. Exacta 8: 478. 1952. TYPE: Colombia, State of Boyaca, Lawrence 516 (F).
Description Tendrilled lianas; stems (3-)5-ribbed, obscurely so in age and ca. 2-2.5 cm diam.; sap milky; stems, tendrils, petioles and rachises densely reddish brown hirtellous-tomentose; tendrils stout, forked; wood simple. Leaves pinnately 5-foliolate, 20-40()-60) cm long, the leaflets opposite; petioles 5-18(-30) cm long, terete; leaflets broadly elliptic to ovate or obovate, acuminate, attenuate to rounded and sometimes inequilateral at the base, 12-25(-35) cm long, 7-13 (-17) cm wide, hirtellous above on the veins, hirsute throughout beneath, espe- cially on the veins, the lateral veins ending in apiculate teeth, the reticulate veins prominulous; stipules semiorbicular, sericeous, 1-2 cm diam., with fimbriate mar- gins. Thyrses short, closely congested on slender, bracteate, spikelike inflores- cences, these simple and borne in leaf axils or on tendrils, or compound and termi- nal. Flowers white, ca. 3.5 mm long; sepals tomentulose, orbicular or ovate and short-acute; petals obovate, ca. 3 mm long, the scales ca. 2.5 mm long, with the lateral margin weakly ciliate, the deflexed appendage villous-bearded, truncate, the crest orange, weakly lobed; disc glands about as broad as long, sparsely pu- bescent, weakly concave on the outside; filaments densely wooly throughout, the pubescence partly covering the base of the anthers; ovary and outer surface of styles densely pubescent. Capsules bright red orange, suborbicular, to 1.5 cm diam., weakly beaked, stipitate, round in cross-section, densely tomentose, the stipe 3-4 mm long; seed solitary, subglobular, ca. 1 cm diam., black, covered by a thin white aril.
Habit lianas
Note The species is distinguished by its large, densely rufous-pubescent leaves and stems and by its large, semiorbicular, fimbriate stipules. Paullinia rugosa flowers from July to September but mostly in August in Pan- ama. Fruits mature mostly in September.
Distribution ranges from Costa Rica to Peru and Brazil.
Note In Panama it is known from tropical moist forest and premontane wet forest.
Specimen CANAL ZONE: Barro Colorado Island, Aviles 958 (F, US); Bangham 446 (F, US); Croat 6036 (MO, SCZ), 6381 (DUKE, F, MO, NY, SCZ), 10326 (MO), 11783 (MO, SCZ), 14009 (MO); Foster 1297 (DUKE); Salvosa 908 (A); Wetmore & Woodworth 25 (F). Fort San Lorenzo, Allen 5136 (MO). Pipeline Road, Correa & Dressler 306 (SCZ). Road S-10, N of Escobal, Croat 12435 (DUKE, F, MO, NY). Coco Solo ATTC, Dwyer & Duke 7889 (DUKE, MO). Pipeline Road, Gentry 1901 (MO, SCZ). Coco Solo, Gentry 6084 (MO). 1/2 mi N of Gamboa, Lazor & Tyson 5666 (MO). 12-20 mi NW of Gamboa, 0-100 m, Mori & Kal- lunki 1732 (MO). 4 km NW of Gamboa, 50 m, Nee 7083 (COL, F, GH, K, MEX, MICH, MO, NY, P, PMA, US). 1 km N of Gamboa, 200-220 m, Nee 7435 (MO). COLON: Maria Chiquita, Dwyer & Kirkbride 7789 (DUKE, MO). Loma de la Gloria, near Fato, Pittier 4427 (US). PANAMA: Cerro Jefe, Croat 17358 (MO). El Llano-Carti Road, 12 mi above Pan-Am. Hwy., 200-(500 m, Croat 22861 (MO). SAN BLAS: Mainland opposite Playa Chico, Gentry 64111 (MO). VERAGUAS: 11 km beyond Santa Fe, 650 m, Croat 25653 (MO). Between Escuela Agricola Alto Piedra and Rio Dos Bocas, 5-8 km from the school, 730-770 m, Croat 25950 (MO). WITHOUT EXACT LOCALITY: Hayes 574 (NY).
 
 
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