Elytropus chilensis

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36.056316, -112.08046
36° 3′ 22.77″ N, 112° 4′ 49.66″ W
36 3 22.77, 112 4 49.66

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Habitat	Description
Alpine	Growing above timberline
Aquatic	Growing in or floating in water
Brush	Scab, chaparral, thicket, clearcut, scrub and similar terms
Cliff	On a cliff, rock wall or similar surface
Desert	Described as a desert, wash, arid or very dry area
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quilmay

quilmay Dogbane Family
Elytropus chilensis Apocynaceae
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Spanish common names
  •quilmay
  •poroto del campo
  •voqui
  •poroto del Monte
accepted scientific name
  •Elytropus chilensis (A. DC.) Müll. Arg.
rules for finding collection records
  •Elytropus chilensis (39)
  •Echites chilensis (0)
family name
  •Apocynaceae

Image Author: ©2009 Lucía Abello
Image License: Author's permission
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Category: Woody Vines
Flowers: Five petals, Bell shaped flowers
Petal colors:

Flower size is about 0.8 inches
Leaf: Opposite, Simple
Plant Observed 3rd week of September thru 2nd week of February
Native to South America

How Likely at this Location (14%)

Name Match (100%)

Plant Showiness (54%)

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Chileflora (5)
Chilebosque (5)
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Catalogo Plantas UdeC (1)
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Habitat where plant was found

Riparian

Forest

Disturbed

Elevation (m) vs. Time of Observation (Flowering)

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