taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
87D1CE0B34EB55A0BE6B551709F804F8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1561047	https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.271.175046.figure2	Figure 2. Passiflora agudeloi L. A. Rodas, Ocampo & S. Montoya-R. a. Detail of a flowering branch; b. Flower in traversal section; c. Seed. Drawn by Santiago Montoya-R from the holotype (L. Álvarez, J. M. Duque, J. Baquero & L. Cifuentes 087; HUQ!).	Figure 2. Passiflora agudeloi L. A. Rodas, Ocampo & S. Montoya-R. a. Detail of a flowering branch; b. Flower in traversal section; c. Seed. Drawn by Santiago Montoya-R from the holotype (L. Álvarez, J. M. Duque, J. Baquero & L. Cifuentes 087; HUQ!).	2026-03-13	Álvarez Rodas, Larri;Ocampo, John;Montoya-Rubio, Santiago		Zenodo	biologists	Álvarez Rodas, Larri;Ocampo, John;Montoya-Rubio, Santiago			
87D1CE0B34EB55A0BE6B551709F804F8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1561048	https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.271.175046.figure3	Figure 3. Vegetative and reproductive structures of Passiflora agudeloi L. A. Rodas, Ocampo & S. Montoya-R. a. Habit and basic characteristics of the plant, showing the striated stem, three-lobed leaves with lateral veins larger than the central vein when mature, petioles, peduncles and pedicels with the characteristic wine-red colour of the new species. Flowers in pairs of striking dark fuchsia colour; b. Fully erect and mature flower; c. Mucronate apex; d. Flower maturation; e. Limen and operculum in the traversal section; f. Laminar nectaries; g. Seed ornamentation.	Figure 3. Vegetative and reproductive structures of Passiflora agudeloi L. A. Rodas, Ocampo & S. Montoya-R. a. Habit and basic characteristics of the plant, showing the striated stem, three-lobed leaves with lateral veins larger than the central vein when mature, petioles, peduncles and pedicels with the characteristic wine-red colour of the new species. Flowers in pairs of striking dark fuchsia colour; b. Fully erect and mature flower; c. Mucronate apex; d. Flower maturation; e. Limen and operculum in the traversal section; f. Laminar nectaries; g. Seed ornamentation.	2026-03-13	Álvarez Rodas, Larri;Ocampo, John;Montoya-Rubio, Santiago		Zenodo	biologists	Álvarez Rodas, Larri;Ocampo, John;Montoya-Rubio, Santiago			
87D1CE0B34EB55A0BE6B551709F804F8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1561049	https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.271.175046.figure4	Figure 4. Comparative floral structure of (a) Passiflora agudeloi (Tolima, eastern slope of the central Andes Mountain range) and (b) Passiflora azeroana (Cundinamarca, western slope of the northern eastern Andes Mountain range). Photos by Larri Alvarez (a) and John Ocampo (b).	Figure 4. Comparative floral structure of (a) Passiflora agudeloi (Tolima, eastern slope of the central Andes Mountain range) and (b) Passiflora azeroana (Cundinamarca, western slope of the northern eastern Andes Mountain range). Photos by Larri Alvarez (a) and John Ocampo (b).	2026-03-13	Álvarez Rodas, Larri;Ocampo, John;Montoya-Rubio, Santiago		Zenodo	biologists	Álvarez Rodas, Larri;Ocampo, John;Montoya-Rubio, Santiago			
87D1CE0B34EB55A0BE6B551709F804F8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/1561046	https://doi.org/10.3897/phytokeys.271.175046.figure1	Figure 1. Map of the geographical distribution of Passiflora agudeloi L. A. Rodas, Ocampo & S. Montoya-R (red circles), compared to their closest relatives P. azeroana (green circles) and allied species, P. bicuspidata (orange squares), P. hyacinthiflora (yellow triangles), P. sierrae (red pentagons) and P. trinervia (blue octagons), framed within the Colombian Andean and Caribbean regions.	Figure 1. Map of the geographical distribution of Passiflora agudeloi L. A. Rodas, Ocampo & S. Montoya-R (red circles), compared to their closest relatives P. azeroana (green circles) and allied species, P. bicuspidata (orange squares), P. hyacinthiflora (yellow triangles), P. sierrae (red pentagons) and P. trinervia (blue octagons), framed within the Colombian Andean and Caribbean regions.	2026-03-13	Álvarez Rodas, Larri;Ocampo, John;Montoya-Rubio, Santiago		Zenodo	biologists	Álvarez Rodas, Larri;Ocampo, John;Montoya-Rubio, Santiago			
