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Macleania rupestris
Macleania rupestris
- Botanic Family
- Ericaceae
- Author
- (HBK) A.C. Smith
Common Names
- Cacaguito (Colombia)
- Uva Camarona (Colombia)
- Chamburo (Ecuador)
- Chaquilulo (Ecuador)
- Choglón (Ecuador)
- Chupa Lulún (Ecuador)
- Colca Macho (Ecuador)
- Gualicón (Ecuador)
- Hualicón Llucho (Ecuador)
- Joyapa (Quichua)
- Joyapa Blanca (Ecuador)
- Joyapita (Ecuador)
- Sagalita (Ecuador)
- Yurac Joyapa (Ecuador)
Geographical Habitats
- Peru
- Costa Rica
- Nicaragua
- Panama
- Venezuela
- Colombia
- Ecuador
Natural Habitats
- Woodland
- forest
- montane forest
- sub-alpine rain forest.
Flowering Times
Fruiting Times
Liana, small tree or shrub with downy branchlets. Coraceous leaves glabrous above downy beneath to 120mm x 20mm, deep crimson when young. Pinkish-white flowers, red tube, white at mouth, inflorescences axillary racemes to 20-flowered with a subtending bractlet to 3mm long, corolla to 24mm long, glabrous calyx with tube to 3mm long, glabrous pale purple corolla whitish at apex to 22mm x 6mm with lobes to 2mm. Fruit bluish black berry to 15mm diameter, edible.
Further References
- Neotrop
- NYBG
- Mobot
- The Plant List 2
- Botanicus
- FOPE
- Standley