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Tarenna boranensis

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Identification
Tarenna graveolens (S.Moore) Bremek. [family RUBIACEAE ] Tarenna boranensis Cufod. [family RUBIACEAE ] Coptospema graveolens (S.Moore) Degreef [family RUBIACEAE ] (stored under name); Verified by Degreef,J.,
Related name
  • Pavetta unrecorded
  • Chomelia nigrescens
  • Tarenna graveolens
  • Torenna boranensis
  • Coptospema graveolens
  • Coptosperma graveolens
  • Tarenna boranensis

Flora

Entry for COPTOSPERMA graveolens (Cuf.) Degreef subsp. arabicum [family RUBIACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Somalia
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora Somalia, Vol 3, (2006) Author: by D. Bridson & M. Thulin (Pavetta), J. Degreef & D. Bridson (Coptosperma), and M. Thulin (Agathisanthemum, Canthium, Carphalea, Catunaregam, Coffea, Conostomium, Diodia, Feretia, Galium, Gardenia, Heinsia, Kohautia, Lamprothamnus, Meyna, Oldenlandia, Oxyanthus, Pachystigma, Paederia, Pentanisia, Pentanopsis, Pentas, Pentodon, Plocama, Polysphaeria, Psychotria, Psydrax, Pyrostria, Rothmannia, Rubia, Rytigynia, Spermacoce, Tennantia, Tricalysia, Valantia, Vangueria, Wendlandia) [updated by M. Thulin 2008]
Names
COPTOSPERMA graveolens (Cuf.) Degreef subsp. arabicum [family RUBIACEAE], in Syst. Geogr. Pl. 71: 375 (2002);
Tarenna boranensis Cuf. subsp. arabica [family RUBIACEAE], in Nuov. Giorn. Bot. Ital. 55: 91 (1948);. [type as above]
Tarenna graveolens (Cuf.) Bridson subsp. arabica [family RUBIACEAE], in Kew Bull. 34: 395 (1979). [type as above]
Range
N1–3; C1
Altitude range
700–1800 m.
Distribution
SOMALIA Beckett 451; Gillett 4035; Gillett & al. 22258.
Distribution (external)
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Notes
Some collections from Somalia are difficult to place in this classification. For example, Kuchar 16929 from C2 has relatively wide puberulous leaves and may be interpreted as an intermediate between subsp. graveolens and subsp. arabicum, or as a form of var. impolitum. Some narrow-leaved collections from southern Somalia, such as Munro 45 from S2 and Gillett & al. 25238 from S3, approach C. wajirense (Bridson) Degreef from Kenya.

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