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Haematoxylum calakmulense, stipels appear oddly lacerated.
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Haematoxylum calakmulense, stipels appear oddly lacerated.
Note the hairy leaf rachis and thick leaflets. The inflorescence rachis is pubescent and base of filaments pilose. Filaments are pilose. Calyx with orange puberlent indumentum. Base of the pistal orange.
Relatively developed leaves (dark bluish-green) and fresh bright yellow-green leaves on a young branch.
Note the leaf rachis is minutely hairy and leaves are often in fascicles.
It was a bit surprising to come across Coccoloba uvifera, a.k.a. seagrape, a coastal species 27-km from Belize's coast. It is on the edge of the old Western Highway, a dirt road infrequently used for decades.
Contemporary ecosystem maps this location is lowland savanna and 14-km west of a littoral mangroves on the fringe of the brackish Northern Lagoon. The terrain is flat and composed of shallow coastal deposits, the soil has been described as loamy sand and gravelly sand underlain by mottled coarse sandy clay.
The red veins on the large orbiculate leaves are distinctive.
It was a bit surprising to come across Coccoloba uvifera, a.k.a. seagrape, a coastal species 27-km from Belize's coast. It is on the edge of the old Western Highway, a dirt road infrequently used for decades.
Contemporary ecosystem maps this location is lowland savanna and 14-km west of a littoral mangroves on the fringe of the brackish Northern Lagoon. The terrain is flat and composed of shallow coastal deposits, the soil has been described as loamy sand and gravelly sand underlain by mottled coarse sandy clay.
The red veins on the large orbiculate leaves are distinctive.
It was a bit surprising to come across Coccoloba uvifera, a.k.a. seagrape, a coastal species 27-km from Belize's coast. It is on the edge of the old Western Highway, a dirt road infrequently used for decades.
Contemporary ecosystem maps this location is lowland savanna and 14-km west of a littoral mangroves on the fringe of the brackish Northern Lagoon. The terrain is flat and composed of shallow coastal deposits, the soil has been described as loamy sand and gravelly sand underlain by mottled coarse sandy clay.
The red veins on the large orbiculate leaves are distinctive.
It was a bit surprising to come across Coccoloba uvifera, a.k.a. seagrape, a coastal species 27-km from Belize's coast. It is on the edge of the old Western Highway, a dirt road infrequently used for decades.
Contemporary ecosystem maps this location is lowland savanna and 14-km west of a littoral mangroves on the fringe of the brackish Northern Lagoon. The terrain is flat and composed of shallow coastal deposits, the soil has been described as loamy sand and gravelly sand underlain by mottled coarse sandy clay.
The red veins on the large orbiculate leaves are distinctive.
It was a bit surprising to come across Coccoloba uvifera, a.k.a. seagrape, a coastal species 27-km from Belize's coast. It is on the edge of the old Western Highway, a dirt road infrequently used for decades.
Contemporary ecosystem maps this location is lowland savanna and 14-km west of a littoral mangroves on the fringe of the brackish Northern Lagoon. The terrain is flat and composed of shallow coastal deposits, the soil has been described as loamy sand and gravelly sand underlain by mottled coarse sandy clay.
The red veins on the large orbiculate leaves are distinctive.
It was a bit surprising to come across Coccoloba uvifera, a.k.a. seagrape, a coastal species 27-km from Belize's coast. It is on the edge of the old Western Highway, a dirt road infrequently used for decades.
Contemporary ecosystem maps this location is lowland savanna and 14-km west of a littoral mangroves on the fringe of the brackish Northern Lagoon. The terrain is flat and composed of shallow coastal deposits, the soil has been described as loamy sand and gravelly sand underlain by mottled coarse sandy clay.
The red veins on the large orbiculate leaves are distinctive.
It was a bit surprising to come across Coccoloba uvifera, a.k.a. seagrape, a coastal species 27-km from Belize's coast. It is on the edge of the old Western Highway, a dirt road infrequently used for decades.
Contemporary ecosystem maps this location is lowland savanna and 14-km west of a littoral mangroves on the fringe of the brackish Northern Lagoon. The terrain is flat and composed of shallow coastal deposits, the soil has been described as loamy sand and gravelly sand underlain by mottled coarse sandy clay.
The red veins on the large orbiculate leaves are distinctive.
2014-07-23 TEC-0899 Pera sp
Understory foliage, new leaves with caducous stipules.
2014-07-23 TEC-0899 Pera sp
second growth along Western Highway in front of TBZ