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70 Flora Neotropica above, densely brown-arachnoid pubescent be- midrib prominulous above, prominent and alneath; midrib prominulous above, prominent most glabrous beneath, with only a few short stiff beneath; primary veins 8-14 pairs, slightly im- hairs; primary veins 16-20 pairs, plane above, pressed above, prominulous beneath; petioles 2- prominent beneath; petioles 6-10 mm long, gla- 5 mm long, canaliculate, rugulose, puberulous. brous, rugulose, terete. Stipules linear, to 1 mm Stipules minute, lanceolate, caducous. Inflores- long, subpersistent. Inflorescences terminal and cences terminal and subterminal racemes 3.5- subterminal racemes, the rachis densely yellow- 5.5 cm long, the rachis densely yellow-brown- brown-sericeous-tomentose. Bracteoles ovate, 6- tomentellous. Bracts and bracteoles caducous. 7 mm long, tomentose on exterior, caducous. Receptacle subcylindrical, 4-6 mm long, densely Receptacle subcylindrical, 7-8 mm long, yellowtomentellous on exterior, glabrous within except brown-sericeous on exterior, glabrous within; for deflexed hairs at throat. Calyx lobes five, acute. pedicels 0.5 mm long. Calyx lobes five, acute. Petals five, sparsely pubescent on exterior, with Petals five, glabrous on exterior, the margins cilciliate margins. Stamens ca. 26, inserted around iate. Stamens ca. 35, inserted around complete complete circle, glabrous except for mass of hair circle, filaments exserted. Ovary pilose. Style around interior of united bases of filaments. Style densely hirsute to apex. Fruit not seen. densely pubescent for three-fourths of its length. Habitat. Rain forest on clay soil. Ovary densely lanate. Fruit ellipsoid, 5 x 3 cm; Local name. milho torrado. exocarp smooth, glabrous; mesocarp thin, fleshy; Uses. The wood is used for railroad ties. pericarp ca. 3 mm thick. This species belongs to the Couepia magno- Distribution and habitat (Fig. 115). Cloud for- liifolia superspecies and is the first of that group est dominated by Clusia and Colpothrinax cookii to be found in eastern Brazil. The four related at 1000 m, on Cerro Jefe, Panama. species occur in Amazonia and the Guianas. It differs from C. Additional specimens examined. PANAMA. PANAMA: spicata and C. habrantha in the Cerro Jefe, 1000 m, Sep 1972 (fr), Gentry 6172 smaller and (MO, caducous bracteoles, the narrow NY); Cerro Jefe trail on ridge NE from summit, 1000 leaves and the greater number of stamens. It difm, 18 Dec 1974 (fr), Mori & Nee 3741 (MO, NY). fers from C. magnoliifolia and C. reflexa in the This species also belongs to the smaller, Couepia magnarrowly oblong leaves, the glabrous, not noliifolia superspecies and extends that ferrugineous-pubescent, lower surface of the group from the Guianas to Panama. It is related to, but leaves, and in the greater number of stamens. It quite distinct from, C. habrantha and is C. most magclosely related to the Central Amazonian noliifolia, differing in the much smaller C. leaves habrantha. Couepia carautae is completely with fewer primary veins and shorter petioles. It different from the only two other species of eastdiffers from C. carautae in the small and ern Brazil with racemose elliptic inflorescences, C. inleaves with a densely pubescent undersurface. signis and C. bondarii, both of which have much larger leaves and flowers. Couepia carautae is one 6-13.2. Couepia carautae of Prance, sp. nov. the few species of Couepia without a lanate Type. Brazil. Espirito Santo: Linhares, Reserva Flo- pubescence on the lower leaf surfaces and in this restal de CVRD, Estrada 143A6, km character it differs from all other eastern Brazil- 1.430, Talhao 601, 24 ian Jan 1978 (fl), J. Spada 31/78 species. It is with (holotype, INPA; isotype, NY). Figs. 16, 99. pleasure that I name this species for Dr. Pedro Carauta of Rio de Janeiro, who has Species C. magnoliifoliae affinis, sed foliis sub- done much to provide interesting material for tus glabris minoribus oblongo-lanceolatis, stami- my studies of Chrysobalanaceae. nibus 35, receptaculo extus brunneo-tomentoso differt; a C. habranthae foliis subtus glabris, brac- 6-14. teolis minoribus caducis, staminibus 35 differt. Couepia spicata Ducke, Arq. Inst. Biol. Veg. 2: Tree 22 m 36. 1935. tall, the young branches glabrous. Leaf lamina narrowly oblong, coriaceous, 7-10 Distribution (Fig. 115). This species, known in x 2-3.3 cm, subcuneate at base, acuminate at 1972 only from the type found near Manaus, apex, the acumen 4-7 mm long, finely pointed, appears to be rather widely distributed. glabrous above, glabrous and waxy beneath; Habitat. It is a species of forest on terra firme.
Systematic Treatment 71 '" GouAO,P caraute 3cm. . A 5% mm. FIG. 16. Couepia carautae Prance (Spada 31/78). A, habit; B, leaf undersurface; C, flower; D, flower section; E, petal. Additional specimens examined. BRAZIL. AMAZONAS: Manaus-Itacoatiara Rd., km 135, 11 Jul 1975 (fl), Monteiro s.n. (INPA 50017); Novo Aripauna, Nova Prainha, 23 Jul 1976 (fr), Mota & Monteiro s.n. (INPA 60724), 31 Jul 1976 (fl), Mota & Monteiro s.n. (INPA 60898), 10 Aug 1976 (fl), Mota & Monteiro s.n. (INPA 61341). 6-17. Couepia belemii Prance, Fl. Neotrop. Monogr. 9: 228. 1972.
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