Geonoma cuneata subsp. cuneata Information
Identification:
Stems clustered, erect or adscending, to 3 m long, ca. 4 cm in diameter, rough-ringed, usually with suckers on basal nodes. Leaf blade 0.4-1 m long, simple or irregularly divided into 2-4 or rarely up to 8 pinnae on each side; ribs elevated above, forming an angle of 25-40° with the rachis. The most widespread and common of the four varieties. Flowers in Oct-Jan.
General Information:
The most common of the four varieties in Ecuador.
Distribution:
Native to, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela
At 541(0-1750) m elevation in lowland or montane rainforest.
Location: Colombia (10.904515°N, -73.872070°E)
Observations
Map may not represent the complete natural distribution. (Markers display observation data).
Geonoma cuneata subsp. cuneata Overlay Image ©2024 Trebrown - No re-distribution without permission.
Geonoma cuneata subsp. cuneata Overlay Image ©2024 Trebrown - No re-distribution without permission.