Revision of Passiflora Subgenus Decaloba ... - Passion Flowers

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Andrew) and Cambridge Hill (St. Thomas); growing on shrubs, small trees,
limestone boulders and rocks on very limited to moderately developed soils; ca.
200-310 m. Flowering and fruiting from December to February, sometimes
flowering in June.
Vernacular Names
Crimson flowered passionflower.
Additional Specimens Examined
Jamaica. –ST. ANDREW: Newstead, 500 ft., Adams 8976 (UCWI);1.5 mi.
SSW of Lucky Valley, along road between Bull Bay & Cane River Falls, 700 ft.
Proctor 16172 (BM); 1.5 mi. SSE of Lucky Valley, 700 ft. Proctor 24913 (BM,
US); 2 mi. N of Bullbay on road to Cane River Falls, Thomas 2032 (DUKE). –ST.
THOMAS: Cambridge Hill, 1000 ft., Adams 10232 (BM, DUKE, UCWI). –
PARISH UNKNOWN: Plato Road, Harris s.n., 5 October 1897 (UCWI).
Cultivated Material. –UNITED STATES: North Carolina, Durham, Duke
University, cultivated from material collected by Thomas (2032), MacDougal 452
(FLAS).
Notes
Passiflora macfadyenii was described by Adams as a new species in 1967,
and he discussed the differences between it and P. lancifolia and some of the
taxonomic confusion associated with these species. As mentioned under P.
lancifolia, Macfadyen described the plant now known as P. macfadyenii as P.