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HERB. HORT. EDINB,| Me00323 The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh The Flora of Belize Iridaceae xo} ® > c o n o — com Da i. I a fe) oO Alophia silvestris (Loes.) Goldblatt Belize: Orange Walk, Road from Northern Highway (at Carmelita) to Maskall/Bomba, 3 miles; 50 m north of road. Site 7 18° 01’ 09.84" N 88° 31° 35.82" W (WGS84) Open woody savanna with scattered pine; with abundant Crescentia cujete (5 m), frequent Byrsonima crassifolia (3 m), frequent Myrtaceae (2 m), occasional Pinus caribaea (17 m) providing <5% canopy cover with islands of denser shrubs such as Metopium brownei, Acoelorraphe wrightii & Hampea trilobata around Quecus oleioides (16 m). Herb layer 60% sedges and 40% grasses together providing 80% ground cover. Alt.: 20m Occasional herb to 40 cm; flower w/ 6 shimmery pale blue/mauve tepals, paler towards base with dark purple markings; 3 dark purple anthers; 6-lobed feathery, blue stigma. Goodwin, Zoé A. with Barrientos, 06 OCT 2009 Eduardo 1106 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00544164 Darwin Initiative Project No.17022 Conservation of the lowland savanna ecosystem in Belize

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00544204 HERB. HORT. EDINB. The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh The Flora of Belize lridaceae Alophia silvestris (Loes.) Goldblatt Belize: Toledo, Swasey Bladen Forest Reserve; 50 m west of Southern highway ~1 mile north of fire tower. Site 4 16° 29° 47.2472" N 88° 34’ 48.40784" W (WGS84) Very open pine savanna, with scattered low shrubs and dominated by grasses and sedges. Recently burnt. Alt.: 20m Occasional herb to 40 cm; 6 pale blue-mauve tepals with green at base and dark purple spots; 3 deep blue anthers; 6 lobed bright blue furry stigma; unripe fruit to 2 cm long. Goodwin, Zoé A. with Barrientos, 29 SEP 2009 Eduardo 1057 Darwin Initiative Project No.17022 Conservation of the lowland savanna ecosystem in Belize xo} ® > cS o n 4 Pd <= Da = 2) Qa fe) () Me00323

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00544127 | HERB. HORT. EDINB. The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh The Flora of Belize Iridaceae Alophia silvestris (Loes.) Goldblatt Belize: Belize, Just north of the Western Highway, before mile 29. Site 1 17° 21° 25.879" N 88° 33’ 07.478" W (WGS84) Savanna with dense pine to 14 m (25% canopy cover); shrub layer with Byrsonima crassifolia (A) to 5m (occasionally 8 m) and a dense shrub layer to 2 m (20% cover) containing Davilla kunthii (F), Dodonaea viscosa (A), Acoelorraphe wrightii (O), Curatella americana (O), Myrica cerifera (O), Miconia albicans (F), Clidemia sericea (F) & Compositae (SB40) (A). 100% ground cover of tussocky grass (& sedge) with Cassytha filiformis (A) & lots of pine needles. Alt.: 40m Occasional herb to 80 cm amongst grass tussocks; bulb to 5 cm long, bright yellow inside; 6 tepals pale mauve/blue except at base where green with small purple/brown spots, outer tepals ~ 20x12 mm, inner tepals smaller; 3 anthers deep purple; gynoecium with mauve 3-lobed stigma; immature fruit up to 10 mm long. Goodwin, Zoé A. with 15 SEP 2009 Bridgewater, Samuel G.M. 1040 Darwin Initiative Project No.17022 Conservation of the lowland savanna ecosystem in Belize MQe00323 xo} ct) Ps i fo ” 2 ed on Da = > Qa fe) oO

MQ00327 copyright reserved Ex Herbario Musei Britannici Alseis yucatanensis Standl. Belize: Toledo District. Lowland broadleaved forest. BFREE Reserve, Clearing beside Bladen River 45 - 75 m alt. Tree to 3 m, erect. Trunk 15 cm. diam., finely fissured. Inflorescences borne at branch ends. Whitefoord, C. & Quiroz, V., 106023 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN 9.10.2005 EDINBURGH VMI ras nor aah. di 00982139 b}/2 thank you. MG Mim.ae.uk of any determination,

Meee0589 4e) | i 10 copyright reserved FLORA OF BELIZE Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Bignoniaceae Amphilophium paniculatum (L.) H.B.K. Belize: Cayo: Chiquibul National Forest: Guacamallo Bridge, Macal River. 16°52'07"N, 89°02'62"W. Vine climbing to 4.0m Habitat: Transition zone between riverine vegetation and upland oak orchard savannh along seasonally flooded river. Seasonally inundated, disturbed forest. Vegetation: Semi-deciduous tropical forest Determined by: Lillis Urban July 2003 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH | E00387420 I Lillis Urban No. 239 26-Apr-03 |

| ee va ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00387478 HERB. HORT. EDINB. FLORA OF BELIZE Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Bignoniaceae Amphilophium paniculatum (L.) H.B.K. Belize: Cayo: Chiquibul National Forest: Downstream (left bank) from Guacamallo Bridge, Macal River. 16°52'07"N, 89°02'62"~Ww Climbing vine to 7.0+m, very common. Habitat: Seasonally flooded river plain in semi-deciduous tropical forest. Vegetation: Dominated by vines and unknown Poa growing over 2m tall. Landscape broken up by occ emergent tree species or species of Palmae. Soil: Alluvial ceae species asional large Determined by: Lillis Urban July 2003 Lillis Urban No, 311 01-May-03 10 ae, : a da) copyright reserved M@ee@589

HERB. HORT. EDINB. | a eo un 2 © i} = Seen 4) copyright reserved Flora of Belize Darwin Initiative Project - Developing Integrated Assessment of Biodiversity in Secondary Forest in Belize Bignoniaceae Amphilophium paniculatum var paniculatum (L.) H.B.K. Det by Z.A.Goodwin on Jul 07 Belize: Stann Creek District, Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, ~2 km southwest of visitors centre, ~90 m west of Stann Creek river, plot 23. 16° 46’ 34.6" N 88° 27° 48.8" W (WGS84) Tropical, evergreen, seasonal, lowland moist forest, granite bedrock. Altitude: ~100m Recently disturbed. Liana. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN Goodwin, Zoé Africa 563 10 Boe UnoH | with |. Chan & A.J.Lehmicke ee E00533933

Ww HERB. HORT. EDINB. fon) 0 wn fav) g Ss = GV xo] cy) Fa o o c 4 ‘ ‘ Flora of Belize Amphitecno of. breedlover as 4 , Darwin Initiative Project - Developing Integrated Assessment of 4 Det. LAGoaduin & GL Stott 26Ur2012 Biodiversity in Secondary Forest in Belize ° Unknown Unknown Belize: Cayo District, Mount Margaret, ridge top just below summit on eastern slope. 17° 3° 2.3" N 88° 35’ 48.8" W (WGS84) Moss forest; canopy up to 15 m dominated by Clusia sp, Purdiaea belizensis, Colpothrinax cookii, Euterpe precatoria; understory of Satyria sp, Cyathea sp, Anthurium verapazense & Telanthophora sp. Altitude: ~750m All tree trunks and fallen logs covered in thick layer of moss, Hymenophyllaceae & Ericaceae epiphytes; thick spongy leaf litter; granite bedrock. Infrequent tree to 15 m; pale green flowers & fruits growing from ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN nodules on main trunk between 50 cm & 300 cm above ground, i vi ae | E00940817 Goodwin, Zoé Africa 791 30 Sep 2007 ee AG i