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HERB. HORT. EDINB. ht ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN ii i E01021100 me G pe Flora of Belize copyright reserved Marantaceae cf. Calathea crotalifera S. Watson Stann Creek: Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, 12 km camp on Victoria Peak trail. 200 m 16°47'43" N, 88°32'24" W Common large forest floor herb; petioles 3m long; inflorescence yellow/orange bracts and flowers, from base of petioles approx. 75cm. Ants residing with petiole base sheath. Tropical, broadleaf lowland moist forest over granite. Valley floor, canopy dominated by Simarouba glauca, Attalea cohune & Spondias radlkoferi. Growing in disturbed area on valley floor with Heliconia spp. & Cecropia sp. Collector: Lloyd, Adam J.J. With: Goodwin, Zoé A.; Lloyd, Kate A. & Chan, Ivis J. 5 October 2007 Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (E)

Meee589 ROYAL BOTANIC copyright reserved Ex Herbario Musei Britannici Calathea inocephala (Kuntze) H.Kenn. & Nicolson \ Belize: Toledo District. Lowland broadleaved forest. BFREE Reserve, Rob's Loop Trail, behind the Blue Pool. 45 - 75 malt. ? i = Herb in 10 ft. clump, with tough shiny leaves. Leaf blades =I oO 5 to 1.22 m., with pale margin, petioles 5-10 ft. Peduncles 2-3 : ft, fruit orange, seeds ultramarine. a Whitefoord, C. & Quiroz, V., 106315 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN 30.10.2005 EDINBURGH UNIT fo ceria ae E00982384 le thank you.

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN GH 0 i E00982385 Ex Herbario Musei Britannici Calathea inocephala (Kuntze) H.Kenn. & Nicolson Belize: Toledo District. Lowland broadleaved forest. BFREE Reserve, Rob's Loop Trail, behind the Blue Pool. 45 - 75 m alt. Herb in 10 ft. clump, with tough shiny leaves. Leaf blades to 1.22 m., with pale margin, petioles 5-10 ft. Peduncles 2-3 ft, fruit orange, seeds ultramarine. Whitefoord,’C. & Quiroz, V., 106315 30.10.2005 Please inform botanyid@nhm.ac.uk of any determination, thank you. se) ® > i“ o m7 2 al = D = > row ) )

HERB. HORT. EDINB. = Flora of Belize se) o > — ® "7 2 7 rd Ro) he > roy ° rs) Marantaceae Calathea inocephala (Kuntze) H. Kenn. & Nicolson Stann Creek: Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, within 500m of 12 km camp on Victoria Peak trail. 200 m 16°47'43" N, 88°32'26" W Fairly common large forest floor herb, 2m; leaf blade to about 0.7m; inflorescence emerging from base at plant; orange fruit, blue berries. Tropical, broadleaf lowland moist forest over granite. Valley floor, canopy dominated by Simarouba glauca, Attalea cohune & Spondias radlkoferi, growing with Heliconia spp.. ey Collector: Lloyd, Adam J.J. 5 With: Lloyd, Kate A. & Chan, Ivis J. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN 6 October 2007 ED RGH i Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (E) me £010

HERB. HORT. EDINB. copyright reserved Flora of Belize Marantaceae Calathea inocephala (Kuntze) H. Kenn. & Nicolson Stann Creek: Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, within 500m of 12 km camp on Victoria Peak trail. 200 m 16°47'43" N, 88°32'26" W Fairly common large forest floor herb, 2m; leaf blade to about 0.7m; inflorescence emerging from base at plant; orange fruit, blue berries. Tropical, broadleaf lowland moist forest over granite. Valley floor, canopy dominated by Simarouba glauca, Attalea cohune & Spondias radlkoferi, growing with Heliconia spp.. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN - Collector: Lloyd, Adam J.J. 5 With: Lloyd, Kate A. & Chan, Ivis J. EDINBURGH | UT ANMIA | seen E01021087 Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (E)

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00683977 HERB. HORT. EDINB. FLORA OF BELIZE Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Marantaceae Calathea lutea (Aubl.) G. Mey Belize: Cayo: Chiquibul National Forest: Downstream (left bank) from Guacamallo Bridge, Macal River. 16°52'07"N, 89°02'62"W. Reaching 3.0m Habitat: Seasonally flooded river plain in semi-deciduous tropical forest. Vegetation: Dominated by vines and unknown Poaceae species growing over 2m tall. Landscape broken up by occasional large emergent tree species or species of Palmae. Soil: Alluvial Determined by: Lillis Urban July 2003 Lillis Urban No. 319 01-May-03 xo} co) _ ® 7) 2 — = Da - rol ° o

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00683978 HERB. HORT. EDINB. FLORA OF BELIZE Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Marantaceae Calathea lutea (Aubl.) G. Mey Belize: Cayo: Chiquibul National Forest: Downstream (left bank) from Guacamallo Bridge, Macal River. 16°52'07"N, 89°02'62"W. Reaching 3.0m Habitat: Seasonally flooded river plain in semi-deciduous tropical forest. Vegetation: Dominated by vines and unknown Poaceae species growing over 2m tall. Landscape broken up by occasional large emergent tree species or species of Palmae. Soil: Alluvial Determined by: Lillis Urban July 2003 Lillis Urban No. 319 01-May-03 io copyright reserved

| ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00544273 | HERB. HORT. EDINB. Flora of Belize Darwin Initiative Project - Developing Integrated Assessment of Biodiversity in Secondary Forest in Belize > Marantaceae Calathea lutea (Aubl.) G. Meyer Det by Z.A.Goodwin on Aug 07 Belize: Orange Walk District, Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, ~5 km SW of Crooked Tree Village, 200 m west of western lagoon, plot 5. 17° 44° 55.4" N 88° 34° 1.3" W (WGS84) Disturbed tropical, evergreen, broadleaf, seasonal, lowland forest dominated by Cecropia sp & Attalea cohune. Understory dominated by young Cupania belizensis & Attalea cohune saplings. Altitude: ~20m Canopy 20 m in an area farmed within the last 30 years, on limestone bedrock. Frequent herb; leaf often >40 cm long, stipe 1.3m long; leaf blades glaucus below, often used to make tortillas & tamales. Inflorescence brown & sticky. Goodwin, Zoé Africa 636 27 Mar 20) with I.Chan, R.S.Tillett & E.Tillett = Sheet: 1 of 2 xo} co) > i ® n 4 at = Da = P<) 2 ° iS)

HERB. HORT. EDINB. an eF Se ie) a Flora of Belize 10 =a ie] copyright reserved Darwin Initiative Project - Developing Integrated Assessment of Biodiversity in Secondary Forest in Belize Marantaceae Calathea lutea (Aubl.) G. Meyer rs} Det by Z.A.Goodwin on Aug 07 Belize: Orange Walk District, Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, ~5 km SW of Crooked Tree Village, 200 m west of western lagoon, plot 5. =z iE 6 17° 44° 55.4" N 88° 34° 1.3" W (WGS84) Disturbed tropical, evergreen, broadleaf, seasonal, lowland forest dominated by Cecropia sp & Attalea cohune. Understory dominated by young Cupania belizensis & Attalea cohune saplings. ee es a ea ig, mi Altitude: ~20m = 3 2 Canopy 20 m in an area farmed within the last 30 years, on limestone bedrock. i Frequent herb; leaf often >40 cm long, stipe 1.3 m long; leaf blades glaucus below, often used to make tortillas & tamales. Inflorescence brown & sticky. oe 0 cm Goodwin, Zoé Africa 636 27 Mar 2007 with I.Chan, R.S.Tillett & E.Tillett Sheet: 2 of 2 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00544274

| ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURSH E00387496 | HERB. HORT. EDINB. Goeppertia micans (L.Mathieu) Borchs. & S.Suarez Fide F. Borchsenius et al., TAXON 37(3): 620-635. 2012 (2. Flora of Belize Darwin Initiative Project - Developing Integrated Assessment of Biodiversity in Secondary Forest in Belize Marantaceae Calathea micans (Mathieu) Korn. Det by Z.A.Goodwin on Jul 07 Belize: Stann Creek District, Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, 1km SE from visitors centre, 300m along & 30m off the Tiger Fern Trail, plot 1 16° 46° 55.1" N 88° 27° 7.7" W (WGS84) Tropical evergreen, lowland, seasonal, broadleaf forest: Yucatan variant, canopy height 17+m, 80% canopy cover. Understory is dense layer of Polybotrys caudata, young Attalea cohune, Costus pulverulentus, Calathea micans, and numerous Psychotna and Miconia sp. Altitude: 100m Red clay-based soil in floodplain of tributary to South Stann Creek, granite bedrock with occasional limestone pockets Very common, fronds up to 80cm, terrestrial. Goodwin, Zoé Africa 218 with S. George, N. Mora, |. Chan & P. Walker 01 Nov 2006 xo} i) > ae o 77) 2 oad on D cS > a ° oO

HERB. HORT. EDINB. xo} ® Pad = ® n 4 a ao je = > a ° (S) Ex Herbario Musei Britannici Calathea micans (Mathieu) Korn. Belize: Toledo District. Lowland broadleaved forest. BFREE Reserve, Bladen River 45 - 75 malt. Small herb, all green. Whitefoord, C. & Quiroz, V., 106321 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN ih | ne 30.10.2005

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN IU E01021091 HERB. HORT. EDINB. y | Flora of Belize Marantaceae Calathea micans (L. Mathieu) K6érn. Stann Creek: Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, within 100m of 12 km camp on Victoria Peak trail. 200 m 16°47'43" N, 88°32'25" W Frequent 30cm tall herb, grows in dense clumps; white flowers. Tropical lowland broadleaf moist forest over granite. Valley floor, canopy dominated by Simarouba glauca, Attalea cohune & Spondias radlkoferi. Collector: Lloyd, Adam J.J. 12 With: Lloyd, Kate A. & Chan, Ivis J. 7 October 2007 Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (E) so} o > . CT 7) 4 vad cS DS h > 2 ° °