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324 mealy flesh. Flowering in central Amazônia in July, fruit maturing December to January. Venezuela and the Guianas to Amazonian Brazil in mixed non-flooded rainforest, usually lowland but ascending to 1200 m in southern Venezuela. 10. VII. 1995 (bd) Lohmann, L G et ai. 10 (B FINPA K MG PEUFR UFMT); 6. VII. 1993 (fl) Ribeiro, J. E. L S. et ai. 909 (INPA K MG MO NY SP); 23. VII. 1964 (fl) Rodrigues, W. & Monteiro, O. R 5967 (INPA); 16. VII. 1995 (fl) Sothers, C. A. et ai. 510 (BM COL INPA K MG SPF UB UEC VEN); 17. VII. 1995 (fl) Sothers, C. A. et ai. 524 (GIAN INPA K MBM R RB U US); 8.VIII.1968 (fl) Souza, J.A. 82 (INPA); 22.IX.1995 (fr) Vicentiní, A. et ai. 718 (INPA K MGMONYRRBSPU). The only member of section Antholucuma found in Reserva Ducke, and easily identified by its large flowers with 4 sepals, the outer two larger than the inner, and the 6-lobed corolla. The large fruit is also distinctive. The type subspecies of P. venosa, which has a much smaller fruit, is confined to coastal Brazil. Section Pouteria 6.42 Pouteria glomerata (Miq.) Radlk., Sitzbungsber. Math.-Phys. Cl. Kõnigl. Bayer. Akad. Wiss. München 12: 333. 1882; Pennington, T D., Fl. Neotrop. 52: 417, fig. 92.1990. Fig. 22 c-f Lucuma glomerata Miq. in Mart., Fl. bras. 7:81,tab. 36, fig. 2. 1863. Young shoots appressed puberulous, soon becoming glabrous and scaling. Leaves spirally arranged, 8-5 x 3.5-6 cm, oblanceolate, apex usually obtuse or rounded, base acute, obtuse or rounded, glabrous above, minutely puberulous below with whitish loosely appressed hairs usually forming a pellicle, sometimes becoming subglabrous with age; venation eucamptodromous, midrib flat or slightly sunken on the upper surface, secondary veins 10-15 pairs, convergent or parallel, usually slightly arcuate, intersecondaries usually absent, tertiaries oblique to perpendicular. Petiole 5-10 mm long, not channelled, appressed puberulous. Fascicles Pennington, T. D. axillary or on twigs below the leaves, 2-10flowered. Pedicel 0.5-1 mm long, appressed puberulous. Flowers unisexual (plant monoecious or dioecious). Sepals 4,2-3 mm long, often hooded, the outer 2 appressed puberulous outside, inner 2 more or less glabrous. Corolla broadly cylindrical, 2- 3.5 mm long, tube exceeding the lobes, lobes 4, broadly oblong, apex rounded or truncate, glabrous. Stamens 4, fixed in the lower half of the corolla tube, glabrous; absent or reduced to vestiges in female flowers. Staminodes 4, 0.3-1 mm long, lanceolate or oblong, glabrous. Ovary 4-locular, ovoid, densely long-strigose, style included. Fruit 3- 6 cm long, globose or depressed globose, often broader than long, often irregular and knobbly, surface rough or smooth, more or less glabrous or scurfy. Seeds 1-several, 2-3 cm long, broadly ellipsoid (when solitary) or planoconvex, smooth shining área of testa reduced to a small abaxial segment, testa woody, 1- 3 mm thick; scar often verrucose. Seed without endosperm. Field characters: Tree to 20 m high and 30 cm diam., slash with sticky white látex. Flowers greenish-cream, fruit maturing yellowish or pale brown with a hard skin. Flowering in central Amazônia March to May, fruit maturing from May to July. México and Central America and throughout tropical South America to Paraguay and Argentina. A common tree of riverbanks and periodically or permanently flooded forest. Not recorded from Reserva Ducke. AMAZONAS: Município de Manaus, Ilha de Marchantaria, Ferreira 179 (K), 204 (K); vic. Manaus, Igarapé Ipixuna, Prance et ai. 11260 (K). Uses: Large fruited varieties are eaten in México, Central America and Pará. Pouteria glomerata is close to P. filipes and they have a similar floral structure. It may be distinguished by the acute to rounded leaf base, shorter petioles, shorter pedicels, nonciliate corolla lobes and more or less sessile globose fruit. Rodriguésia 57 (2): 251-366. 2006
Flora da Reserva Ducke: Sapotaceae „ h-,w,f h nirt cnroUa (Meiieraan 22). c-f. Pouteria t>lomerata • Figura 22 - a-b. Pouteria venosa subsp. atnazonua - a. ha O ^^52-154U). g-i. Pouteria flttp» -1 habit c. habit; d. seed (Cid et ai. 1715); e. 1/2 corolla (Sclwum 6303) f. frait («/«< M W**JJI Cs£*rmarit & Rabe 96112); h. corolla (Roberts LBB16304); L fru.t (Sk.vrmK.rt
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150 Kameyama, C. 1. Ervas a subarbu
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152 2.1 Lepidagatliis alopecuroides
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Flora da Reser\>a Ducke: Cyclanthac
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Flora da Resenw Ducke: Cyclanthacea
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Flora da Reserva Duche: Cyclanthace
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Flora da Reserva Ducke: Cvclanlhace
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Flora da Reserva Ducke: Cyperaceae
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196 3.1 Spigelia anthelmia L., Spec
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198 Vicentini 707 (K) Espécimes ad
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200 glabrescente, base cuneada, áp
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202 coriáceas amareladas quando se
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204 Arbusto ereto de 1,5 m alt. ou
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206 1.1 Pavonia cancellata (L.) Cav
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208 partlyfreeandthenwithorwithout2
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210 Penninglon, T. D. Figure 1 - a-
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212 Figure 2- Trichilia micrantha-
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214 Pennington, T. D. Figure 3 - Tr
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216 1.6 Trichilia septentrionalis C
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218 Flowers unisexual (plant dioeci
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220 1.10 Trichilia micropetala T. D
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222 Penninglon, T. D. Figure 7 - a-
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224 2 mm long, the margin bearing s
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226 Leaves pinnate, 6-16 cm long, p
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230 Greater Antilles, and from Nica
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232 Pennington, T. D. Figure 12 - a
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234 fissured and scaling in irregul
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236 2.7 Guarea crispa T. D. Penn.,
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238 Pennington, T. D. Figure 15 - G
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240 2.10. Guarea carinata Ducke, Tr
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242 and convergent, intersecondarie
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244 Local liamos & uses: Cedro. Ced
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246 Central America, Greater and Le
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248 Lima, R. Figura 1- Ampelozizyph
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