Passiflora compar Feuillet

, J. Bot. Res. Inst. Texas 1(2): 821 (-824; figs. 2-3) (2007). BHL
IPNI Life Sciences Identifier (LSID)
urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:60448409-2
Publication
Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. Fort Worth, Texas
Collation
1(2): 821 (-824; figs. 2-3)
Date of Publication
12 Dec 2007
Family as entered in IPNI
Passifloraceae

Type Information

Collector Team
L.J. Gillespie 873
Locality
Potaro–Siparuni: 1–3 km NNE of Kato along trail to Paramakatoi, alt. 675 m
Collection Date
19 Mar 1989
Type Herbaria
holotype US
isotype BRIT
isotype MO
isotype K
isotype NY
isotype US
Latitude
4° 9' N
Longitude
59° 49' W
Distribution Of Types
Guyana (Northern South America, Southern America)

Remarks

Passiflora compar from Guyana and French Guiana has much thinner leaves without a continuously glandular margin. The corona and operculum of both species present morphological differences between themselves and with P. coccinea. (vide abstract). Etymology: The Latin noun in apposition, “compar” means “equal, companion” and refers to the second row of corona filaments nearly as long as the first row, and to the fact that this new species stands close to P. coccinea.