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Chlorospatha
Chlorospatha is a genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae. Chlorospatha can be found from Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.
The plants are usually found in shaded bogs and are notoriously difficult to cultivate. One of the species, C. kressii is currently believed to be extinct.
60 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Chlorospatha croatiana
speciesChlorospatha croatiana
Chlorospatha atropurpurea
speciesChlorospatha atropurpurea
Chlorospatha bullata
speciesChlorospatha bullata
Chlorospatha luteynii
speciesChlorospatha luteynii
Chlorospatha dodsonii
speciesChlorospatha dodsonii
Chlorospatha morae
speciesChlorospatha morae
Chlorospatha mirabilis
speciesChlorospatha mirabilis
Chlorospatha antioquiensis
speciesChlorospatha antioquiensis
Chlorospatha hammeliana
speciesChlorospatha hammeliana
Chlorospatha bogneri
speciesChlorospatha bogneri
Chlorospatha carchiensis
speciesChlorospatha carchiensis
Chlorospatha nicolsonii
speciesChlorospatha nicolsonii
Chlorospatha pubescens
speciesChlorospatha pubescens
Chlorospatha longipoda
speciesChlorospatha longipoda
Chlorospatha amalfiensis
speciesChlorospatha amalfiensis
Chlorospatha bayae
speciesChlorospatha bayae
Chlorospatha betancurii
speciesChlorospatha betancurii
Chlorospatha caldasensis
speciesChlorospatha caldasensis
Chlorospatha caliensis
speciesChlorospatha caliensis
Chlorospatha callejasii
speciesChlorospatha callejasii
Chlorospatha cedralensis
speciesChlorospatha cedralensis
Chlorospatha chocoensis
speciesChlorospatha chocoensis
Chlorospatha boosii
speciesChlorospatha boosii
Chlorospatha cogolloi
speciesChlorospatha cogolloi
Chlorospatha congensis
speciesChlorospatha congensis
Chlorospatha corrugata
speciesChlorospatha corrugata
Chlorospatha engleri
speciesChlorospatha engleri
Chlorospatha feuersteiniae
speciesChlorospatha feuersteiniae
Chlorospatha gentryi
speciesChlorospatha gentryi
Chlorospatha giraldoi
speciesChlorospatha giraldoi
Chlorospatha grayumii
speciesChlorospatha grayumii
Chlorospatha hannoniae
speciesChlorospatha hannoniae
Chlorospatha hastata
speciesChlorospatha hastata
Chlorospatha hastifolia
speciesChlorospatha hastifolia
Chlorospatha huilensis
speciesChlorospatha huilensis
Chlorospatha jaramilloi
speciesChlorospatha jaramilloi
Chlorospatha kolbii
speciesChlorospatha kolbii
Chlorospatha kressii
speciesChlorospatha kressii
Chlorospatha lehmannii
speciesChlorospatha lehmannii
Chlorospatha limonensis
speciesChlorospatha limonensis
Chlorospatha litensis
speciesChlorospatha litensis
Chlorospatha longiloba
speciesChlorospatha longiloba
Chlorospatha macphersonii
speciesChlorospatha macphersonii
Chlorospatha maculata
speciesChlorospatha maculata
Chlorospatha mansellii
speciesChlorospatha mansellii
Chlorospatha munchiquensis
speciesChlorospatha munchiquensis
Chlorospatha nambiensis
speciesChlorospatha nambiensis
Chlorospatha narinoensis
speciesChlorospatha narinoensis
Chlorospatha noramurphyae
speciesChlorospatha noramurphyae
Chlorospatha oblongifolia
speciesChlorospatha oblongifolia
Chlorospatha planadensis
speciesChlorospatha planadensis
Chlorospatha plowmanii
speciesChlorospatha plowmanii
Chlorospatha portillae
speciesChlorospatha portillae
Chlorospatha queremalensis
speciesChlorospatha queremalensis
Chlorospatha ricaurtensis
speciesChlorospatha ricaurtensis
Chlorospatha risaraldensis
speciesChlorospatha risaraldensis
Chlorospatha sagittata
speciesChlorospatha sagittata
Chlorospatha sizemoreae
speciesChlorospatha sizemoreae
Chlorospatha stellasarreae
speciesChlorospatha stellasarreae
Chlorospatha sucumbensis
speciesChlorospatha sucumbensis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 180259.