I. Huamantupa

Creator(s):
  • I. Huamantupa : Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad de Cusco
  • Colleen Dennis : Field Museum of Natural History
Creator role(s):
  • Photographer
  • Photographer
  • Rapid Inventory 24 live plant photo
    Photographer: I. Huamantupa : Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad de Cusco
    [Copyright] Field Museum of Natural History - CC BY-NC
    Description: Rapid Inventory 24 live plant photo
  • Herbarium Sheet V0386894F
    Photographer: Colleen Dennis : Field Museum of Natural History
    [Copyright] Field Museum of Natural History - CC BY-NC
    Description: Herbarium Sheet V0386894F
Current Determination: Justicia pectoralis Jacq.
Family: Acanthaceae
Det. by: N. Hensold : Field Museum of Natural History, 2012
Location: Peru: Loreto
Locality: Datem del Marañón Province, Morona District. Western slope of western ridge of the Kampankis range, ~14 km south of the Peru-Ecuador border. Near Campsite #1 (Pongo Chinim) on Rapid Biological and Social Inventory #24.
Coordinates: -3.11016 -77.7687
Elevation: 450
Additional data: Hierba 20 cm, flores blancas

Collector(s): I. Huamantupa
Collection Date: 6 August 2011
Catalog Subset: Seed Plants
Catalog Project: Rapid Reference Collection, Rapid Inventory Plants
EMu IRN: 3119468
OccurenceID: 11d9a7f2-837a-42b9-952a-b00b9357254e

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