taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
7D0452C49F60539D8FA8202C06F9D449.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1545206	https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.165628.figure1	Figure 1. Flower colour variation of Gustavia santanderiensis. A. White petals and yellow stamens. B. White petals and stamens ranging from yellow to magenta. C. White petals and magenta stamens. D. Magenta petals and magenta stamens. Photos: A by Álvaro Idárraga (specimen cultivated in Jardín Botánico de Medellín); B by Juan Mauricio Posada (Posada 1325, FAUC); C by María Camila Ángel (Ángel 003, FAUC); D by Luis Fernando Coca (Coca & Jaramillo 15472, JBB).	Figure 1. Flower colour variation of Gustavia santanderiensis. A. White petals and yellow stamens. B. White petals and stamens ranging from yellow to magenta. C. White petals and magenta stamens. D. Magenta petals and magenta stamens. Photos: A by Álvaro Idárraga (specimen cultivated in Jardín Botánico de Medellín); B by Juan Mauricio Posada (Posada 1325, FAUC); C by María Camila Ángel (Ángel 003, FAUC); D by Luis Fernando Coca (Coca & Jaramillo 15472, JBB).	2026-03-11	Gutiérrez-Duque, David;Ángel-Vallejo, María Camila;Coca, Luis Fernando;Sanín, David;Medellín-Zabala, Diana		Zenodo	biologists	Gutiérrez-Duque, David;Ángel-Vallejo, María Camila;Coca, Luis Fernando;Sanín, David;Medellín-Zabala, Diana			
7D0452C49F60539D8FA8202C06F9D449.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1545207	https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.165628.figure2	Figure 2. Key morphological characters of Gustavia santanderiensis. A. Habitat in Norcasia, Caldas. B. Habit and leaves. C. Bark. D. Inflorescence. E. Flower. F. Entire calyx. G. Longitudinal section of flower bud. H. Detail of the summit of the ovary. I. Immature fruit. J. Mature fruit. K. Longitudinal section of the fruit. L. Seed with funicle. Photos: A by Diana Medellín; B, G, H, J – L by Luis Fernando Coca (Coca & Jaramillo 15472, JBB); C, E, F by María Camila Ángel (Ángel 003, FAUC); D by David Gutiérrez (Gutiérrez et al. 360, FAUC); I by Juan Mauricio Posada (Posada 1325, FAUC).	Figure 2. Key morphological characters of Gustavia santanderiensis. A. Habitat in Norcasia, Caldas. B. Habit and leaves. C. Bark. D. Inflorescence. E. Flower. F. Entire calyx. G. Longitudinal section of flower bud. H. Detail of the summit of the ovary. I. Immature fruit. J. Mature fruit. K. Longitudinal section of the fruit. L. Seed with funicle. Photos: A by Diana Medellín; B, G, H, J – L by Luis Fernando Coca (Coca & Jaramillo 15472, JBB); C, E, F by María Camila Ángel (Ángel 003, FAUC); D by David Gutiérrez (Gutiérrez et al. 360, FAUC); I by Juan Mauricio Posada (Posada 1325, FAUC).	2026-03-11	Gutiérrez-Duque, David;Ángel-Vallejo, María Camila;Coca, Luis Fernando;Sanín, David;Medellín-Zabala, Diana		Zenodo	biologists	Gutiérrez-Duque, David;Ángel-Vallejo, María Camila;Coca, Luis Fernando;Sanín, David;Medellín-Zabala, Diana			
7D0452C49F60539D8FA8202C06F9D449.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1545208	https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.165628.figure3	Figure 3. Phenology of Gustavia santanderiensis. Magenta and brown slices indicate flowering and fruiting specimens, respectively. The size of each slice represents the number of specimens that were in flower and / or fruit per month. (n = 21).	Figure 3. Phenology of Gustavia santanderiensis. Magenta and brown slices indicate flowering and fruiting specimens, respectively. The size of each slice represents the number of specimens that were in flower and / or fruit per month. (n = 21).	2026-03-11	Gutiérrez-Duque, David;Ángel-Vallejo, María Camila;Coca, Luis Fernando;Sanín, David;Medellín-Zabala, Diana		Zenodo	biologists	Gutiérrez-Duque, David;Ángel-Vallejo, María Camila;Coca, Luis Fernando;Sanín, David;Medellín-Zabala, Diana			
7D0452C49F60539D8FA8202C06F9D449.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1545209	https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.165628.figure4	Figure 4. Geographical range of Gustavia santanderiensis. A. Distribution of G. santanderiensis in Colombia (occurrence records, n = 24). This species is found in the Magdalena Valley dry forests (yellow), Magdalena Valley montane forests (purple), and Magdalena-Urabá moist forests (green). B. Habitat suitability for the predicted distribution of G. santanderiensis in Colombia. Areas in red represent the most likely sites for establishment, while blue areas are unsuitable for the species.	Figure 4. Geographical range of Gustavia santanderiensis. A. Distribution of G. santanderiensis in Colombia (occurrence records, n = 24). This species is found in the Magdalena Valley dry forests (yellow), Magdalena Valley montane forests (purple), and Magdalena-Urabá moist forests (green). B. Habitat suitability for the predicted distribution of G. santanderiensis in Colombia. Areas in red represent the most likely sites for establishment, while blue areas are unsuitable for the species.	2026-03-11	Gutiérrez-Duque, David;Ángel-Vallejo, María Camila;Coca, Luis Fernando;Sanín, David;Medellín-Zabala, Diana		Zenodo	biologists	Gutiérrez-Duque, David;Ángel-Vallejo, María Camila;Coca, Luis Fernando;Sanín, David;Medellín-Zabala, Diana			
