Herbarium catalogue

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