Passiflora rosacea, Kuethe & Justiniano, 2023

Kuethe, J. R. & Justiniano, Hermes, 2023, Establishing the true identity of Passiflora nephrodes (Passifloraceae), resulting in Passiflora rosacea, a new species from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Phytotaxa 600 (2), pp. 84-94 : 92

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.600.2.3

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8062898

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/038B4C5B-A75F-D65F-F5E0-BEF9FA0CFA88

treatment provided by

Plazi

scientific name

Passiflora rosacea
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Key to Passiflora rosacea View in CoL and related species in Bolivia, Brazil and Peru.

1. Leaves and stems densely hirsute to pilose ........................................................................................................................................2

1’. Leaves and stems glabrescent to sparingly hirsute.............................................................................................................................4

2. Flowers purple to lavender purple, stipular margins serrate-dentate..................................................................................................3

2’. Flowers rose-pink to bright pink, stipular margins smooth................................................................................................. P. rosacea View in CoL

3. Corona filaments arranged in series with distinct differences in length. Inner series <2 mm followed by an elongated, well-marked operculum............................................................................................................................................................... P. menispermifolia View in CoL

3’. Corona filaments rather bushy and indistinctive in length. Inner series> 3 mm becoming gradually longer towards the base of the flower. Operculum somewhat obscured .......................................................................................................................... P. nephrodes View in CoL

4. Stems essentially glabrescent to very sparingly hirsute. Lobation about half the length of the blade. Flowers pinkish-purple. Central Brazil...................................................................................................................................................................... P. gardneri View in CoL

4’. Stems sparingly hirsute. Lobation from the lower one-third of the length of the blade. Flowers white. Sub-Amazonian Peru......... ........................................................................................................................................................................................... P. hastifolia View in CoL

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