Description |
Corolla changes color |
Local names used for Jaltomata |
Publications by Thomas Mione and collaborators |
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keys
to Jaltomata species |
Medicinal uses |
Convergent/Parallel evolution
within the genus Jaltomata |
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Many Jaltomata species have |
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Many
species of the Andes and one on the Galápagos have
orange fruits |
Most Jaltomata species are protogynous. |
Costa Rica: three species where |
Species
having black/dark purple fruits range from Arizona,
USA to Bolivia |
Literature cited in |
Chromosome counts of Jaltomata species |
Self-compatibility is normal in Jaltomata |
Epiphyte at Monteverde, Costa Rica |
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Habitat & Geographic Distribution of
the genus Jaltomata |
Click
on any of the following species to see photos and geographic distribution |
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J. aijana - Peru | J.
lezamae - Peru
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J. alviteziana - Peru |
J. "libertadii" = Mione et al.
650
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J. amazona
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J.
lojae - southern Ecuador and northern Peru
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J. andersonii - Peru
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J.
lomana - Peru
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J. angasmarcae, J.
anteropilosa - Peru
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J. mionei - Peru
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J.
antillana - Greater Antilles
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J. neei - northern Peru
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J. aspera - Peru
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J. nigricolor -
Peru, La Libertad
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J.
athahuallapae
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J. nitida - Venezuela
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J.
atiquipa - Peru, lomas de Atiquipa
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J. oaxaca unpublished -Mexico
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J. aricapampae - northern Peru | J.
oppositifolia - Peru
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J. auriculata - Andes
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J. pallascana -
northern Peru
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J. aypatensis- northern Peru
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J. paneroi -
northern Peru
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J. bernardelloana - Peru
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J. parviflora- Peru
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J. bicolor - Peru
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J. pauciseminata - northern Peru
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J. biflora - Peru
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J. pequenita unpublished- Peru
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J. bohsiana - Mexico
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J. pilosissima - Peru
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J. cajacayensis - Peru
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J.
procumbens; Arizona, USA into the Andes
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J. cajamarca - Peru
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two un-named new varieties of J. procumbens: |
J. "callacallense" - Peru | J.
propinqua - Peru
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J. calliantha - Peru
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J. quipuscoae -
southern Peru
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J. "chiapensis" unpublished - southern Mexico
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J.
repandidentata - Mexico through Bolivia
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J.
chihuahuensis - northern Mexico
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J.
sagastegui - northern Peru
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J. chotanae - northern Peru
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J. salpoensis - northern Peru
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J. confinis - Guatemala | J. sanchez-vegae - northern Peru
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J. sanctae-martae - Colombia
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J.
contumacensis - Peru
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J. sanmiguelina - northern Peru
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J. cuyasensis - Peru
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J.
sinuosa - Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia
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J. darcyana - Costa Rica
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J.
spooneri - southern Peru
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J. dendroidea, J. tayabambae- northern Peru
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J. tlaxcala- Mexico |
J.
dentata - Peru
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J. truxillana - Peru,
Department La Libertad, Cerro Campana
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J.
diversa - southern Peru
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J.
umbellata - Peru
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J. estilopilosa - northern Peru | J. "uyurpampa" - Peru
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J. glomeruliflora - Peru
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J. ventricosa - Peru
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J.
grandiflora - Mexico
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J.
viridiflora - Andes
north of Peru
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J. weberbaueri - Peru | |
J.
herrerae - J. dilloniana - Peru and Bolivia
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J. huancabambae -
northern Peru
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J. werffii - Galápagos Islands
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J.
hunzikeri - Peru, Department Lima
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J. yacheri - Peru; Mione,
Leiva & Yacher 749 (Leiva 3651)
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J. incahuasina -
northern Peru
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J.
yungayensis - Peru
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J.
lanata - Peru
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J.
leivae - Peru
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Mione, Leiva & Yacher 744 (Leiva
3647)
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Map of species |
Preliminary
Ideas about phylogeny |
Cleistogamy has been seen in cultivated |