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Species: Celtis schippii

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Ulmaceae Celtis schippii
A. P. Maceda 1026

Collection Date: 27 October 2003
Determined By: A. Waltke
Determination Date: 11 January 2007
Institution: BRIT

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Locality

Continent: South America

Country: Peru

Region: Madre de DÃos

Subregion: Manu Province

Closest Town: Puerto Maldonado

Locality Description: Los Amigos Biological Station, Madre de Dios River, ca. 7.0 km upriver from mouth of RÃo Los Amigos. Trocha Bajio 1085 m, a 1 m a la izquierda.

Locality Site Specific: Trocha Bajio.

DD Latitude: -12.57

DD Longitude: -70.1

Habitat

Habitat Description: Lowland tropical to subtropical moist forest. Low, young floodplain forest of Rio Los Amigos rising to forest on a ridge that leads to the high terrace forest. Trail undulating through young terraces rarely flooded dominated by Otoba parvifolia, to low

Soil Description: Soil moist to wet, sandy, alluvial.

Habitat: Terrestrial , Floodplain Forest

Botanical Data

Plant Notes: Arbol de 20 m de altura. Flores amarillentas.

Height: 20 m

Habit: Tree

Other Data

Research Site: Los Amigos Conservation Concession & Biological Station

Project: Los Amigos Botany

BRIT - [no accession number]

Institution: BRIT

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Specimen LSID: 1003039
Version Number: 1
Collection LSID: 1001409
Specimen ID: 3039
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Added By Signon: batch01
Added Date: 2005-08-15 13:07:06
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