Chamaedorea linearis Information
Identification:
Stems solitary, 2-10 m tall and 2-8 cm diameter, erect or occasionally creeping. Leaves 3-8, pinnate; leaflets 11-62 per side, lanceolate to almost sigmoid, 16-85 cm long and 2.5-12 cm wide. Inflorescences erect, the males multiple the female solitary at each node, both male and female with 5-53 flowering branches, the males with flowers clustered; fruits globose to ellipsoid, 0.8-2.5 cm diameter, red.
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Species Information currently being revised!
Distribution:
Native to, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela
Throughout the Andes between 500 and 2800 m, but decending to 50 m in the Pacific lowlands of Columbia and Ecuador; rain forest on mountain slopes.
Location: Ecuador (-17.846157°N, -64.054932°E)
Observations
Map may not represent the complete natural distribution. (Markers display observation data).
Chamaedorea linearis Overlay Image ©2024 Trebrown - No re-distribution without permission.
Chamaedorea linearis Overlay Image ©2024 Trebrown - No re-distribution without permission.