<strong>Coussapoa</strong> 2 1cm FIG. 50. <strong>Coussapoa</strong> sprucei: 1, leafy twig <strong>with</strong> pistillate inflorescences (Spruce 3782); 2, leafy twig <strong>with</strong> staminate inflorescences (Pr<strong>an</strong>ce et al. 14976). <strong>with</strong> white arachnoid hairs. Lamina coriaceous, oblong to elliptic, subovate or to subovate, 5-18 x 3-8 cm, apex shortly acuminate to acute, base subcordate to rounded, margin entire; upper surface glabrous, lower surface puberulous in the areoles, hirtellous (to tomentellous) on the smaller veins, appressed-puberulous on the main veins, sometimes also <strong>with</strong> a few distinctly longer appressed hairs, the whole surface covered <strong>with</strong> rather dense to sparse (sub)persistent white arachnoid hairs; lateral veins 5-10 pairs, slightly curved, basal pair unbr<strong>an</strong>ched or inconspicuously br<strong>an</strong>ched, reaching the margin below the middle of the lamina; intercostal venation (very) prominent; petiole 1-4 cm long, puberulous, often also having distinctly longer straight hairs <strong><strong>an</strong>d</strong> white arachnoid hairs; stipules 0.5-1.5(-2) cm long, brownish sericeous to subhirsute, terminal buds often more or less swollen. Staminate inflorescences br<strong>an</strong>ched; heads m<strong>an</strong>y, globose, ca. 3-4 mm diam.; common peduncle (2-)4-8 cm long, puberulous to hirtellous; peri<strong>an</strong>th ca. 1 mm high, glabrous; stamens three, far exceeding the peri<strong>an</strong>th. Pistillate inflorescences br<strong>an</strong>ched; heads 2-5, globose, ca. 3-5 mm in fruit up to 8 mm diam.; common peduncle 2-8 cm long, ca. 1 mm thick, puberulous to hirtellous; peri<strong>an</strong>th ca. 1 mm high, glabrous. Interfloral bracts spathulate to subpeltate, puberulous, mostly conspicuous. Distribution (Fig. 8). Brazil, Amazon basin, near M<strong>an</strong>aus, <strong><strong>an</strong>d</strong> in the basin of the Rio Trombetas; in forest of terra firme. 93 Specimens studied. BRAZIL. AMAZONAS: Nr. M<strong>an</strong>aus, Rio Taruma, 27 Oct 1943 (6), Ducke 1354 (A, F, NY, R, RB, US); nr. M<strong>an</strong>aus, C6lonia Joao Alfredo, 27 Sep 1946 (8), Ducke 1999 (A, NY, R, RB, U); nr. M<strong>an</strong>aus, Rio Taruma, Cachoeira Gr<strong><strong>an</strong>d</strong>e, 17 Oct 1929 (9), Ducke (HJBR) 23609 (RB); M<strong>an</strong>aus, 17 Oct 1929 (9), Killip & Smith 30179 (NY); Rio Cuieras, 2 km below mouth ofRio Br<strong>an</strong>cinho, 27 Sep 1971 (6), Pr<strong>an</strong>ce et al. 14976 (K, M, MO, NY, S, U), 12 Sep 1973 (8), Pr<strong>an</strong>ce et al. 17847 (F, K, M, MO, NY, P, S, U); "Rio Negro," possibly Rio Taruma, Dec 1854 (9), Spruce 3782 (B, BM, BR, C, G, GH, K, LE, NY, OXF, P, type collection). PAIA: Rio Mapuera, 11 Dec 1907 (2), Ducke (HAMP) 9096 (MG, US). <strong>Coussapoa</strong> sprucei appears to be closely related to C. leprieurii. It differs distinctly from the latter in the smooth <strong><strong>an</strong>d</strong> glabrous upper surface of the lamina. Other differences are of little signifi- c<strong>an</strong>ce. C. sprucei also resembles the Central Americ<strong>an</strong> C. oligocephala, from which it differs mainly in the length of the stipules <strong><strong>an</strong>d</strong> to a lesser extent in the nature of the indumentum. This group of three species is probably related to the large-leaved taxa C. nymphaeifolia <strong><strong>an</strong>d</strong> C. lon- gepedunculata, judging from the similarities in indumentum, leaf venation, <strong><strong>an</strong>d</strong> number of sta- mens. 39. <strong>Coussapoa</strong> tessm<strong>an</strong>nii Mildbraed, Notizbl. Bot. Gart. Berlin 10: 413. 1928; Macbride, Publ. Field Mus. Bot. 13(2.2): 298. 1937. Type. Peru. Loreto: Mouth of Rio S<strong>an</strong>tiago, 3 Dec 1924 (p), Tessm<strong>an</strong>n 4673 (holotype, B; iso- types, G, S). Fig. 51.
94 Flora Neotropica FIG. 51. <strong>Coussapoa</strong> tessm<strong>an</strong>nii: 1, leafy twig <strong>with</strong> pistillate inflorescences (Krukoff 8994); 2, staminate inflorescences (Krukoff 1187).
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