Ruprecht-Karls-University HeidelbergThe Werner Rauh Heritage Project
Centre for Organismal Studies Heidelberg (COS Heidelberg)
Dept. Biodiversity and Plant Systematics
Im Neuenheimer Feld 345 • D-69120 Heidelberg • Germany
Rauh & Barthlott 35248
Tillandsia naundorffiae
| Collector(s): | Werner Rauh & Wilhelm Barthlott | |
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URCI*: 734803524800 • WRHP-Entry: 17148 • Typus! cf. Entry 38277 |
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| Taxon (Basionym): |
Tillandsia naundorffiae Rauh & Barthlott
 (Bromeliaceae) — WRHP-Taxon 2402 |
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| Collected as: |
«Till. schmale, rote Blätter oberseits tief violett unterseits violett gestreift {Tillandsia [with] narrow, red leaves on top dark purple on underside with purple stripes} [added later with black pencil:] nov. spec? an L. B. Smith schicken {nov spec.? to be sent to L.B. Smith}» |
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| Name(s) of accession: |
Tillandsia naundorffiae  |
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| Collected part: | herbarium specimen | |
| Gathering date: | 1973-09-15 | |
| Location (Entry): |
«[nothing indicated]» Ecuador (EC), Provincia Zamora Chinchipe, Cantón Zamora, Parroquia Sabanilla (El Tambo), next inhabited place El Retorno, at highway E50 1600 m.s.m. Estimated precision of locality data: ±5 km |
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| Location comment (Entry): | On page HEIDRAUHFDD064_004 Rauh noted: «Straße führt nach Überwindung der Cordillera im Tal entlang [HEIDRAUHFDD064_005] mit stark degradiertem Bergwald. Sehr viel Viehweide. {Highway runs alongside valley with heavily degraded mountain forest after crossing of Cordillera. Much pasture.» The point, where collected plants this day, is described later on page HEIDRAUHFDD064_007 as «Erst von der Planta electrica [HEIDRAUHFDD064_008] (km) wird das Gelände etwas sanfter und die Straße etwas breiter. Hier können wir auch einige Arten sammeln. {Beginning at the Planta electrica the terrain gets a little more gradual and the highway somewhat wider. Here we can collect some species.}» The cited Planta Electrica is the «Planta Eléctrica Central San Francisco» at -3.971026, -79.064512. The locality, according to the indicated elevation, is most likely in the valley of Río Zamora, between the mouth of Río San Francisco and El Oso with El Retorno in the middle. Coordinates from El Retorno were stored in database. See Topographic Map Ecuador 3782-II Loja Norte for details. [CNS 2018-03-06] |
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| Location was concluded from fielddiary («FDD»): HEIDRAUHFDD064_008 | ||
| Fieldbook page: | HEIDRAUHFDB048_048 | |
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| Entry comment: | This Tillandsia was mentioned for the first time on page HEIDRAUHFDD064_004 as «Tillandsia, ca 30 cm hoch rot gefleckte Blätter {Tillandsia, 30 cm tall, red dotted leaves}». [CNS 2018-03-06] | |
| Taxon set by | Christof Nikolaus Schröder (CNS) according to database of Botanical Garden and Herbarium HEID. | |
 Dateset complete (all available information stored in database)
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Coordinates rounded to 0.1.
Exact coordinates are available on demand
with proof of scientific interest.
Exact coordinates are available on demand
with proof of scientific interest.
| Title: | The Werner Rauh Heritage Project: Rauh & Barthlott 35248 — Tillandsia naundorffiae Rauh & Barthlott (Bromeliaceae) |
| URL: | </entry?17148> [2024-12-01] |
The project and database design have been announced in the following paper:
| Authors: | Marcus A. Koch, Christof Nikolaus Schröder, Markus Kiefer & Peter Sack (2013) |
| Title: | A treasure trove of plant biodiversity from the 20th century: the Werner Rauh Heritage Project at Heidelberg Botanical Garden and Herbarium. |
| In: | Plant Systematics and Evolution, November 2013, Vol. 299, Issue 9, pp. 17931800. [online] |
The Werner Rauh Heritage Project was funded by:
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