nó brasileiro do GBIF SiBBr

Occurrence record: IAN:52709

Specimen of Hevea benthamiana | Seringa torrada recorded on 1947-11-08
   API

Dataset

Data partner Programa Reflora/CNPq
Data resource Embrapa Amazônia Oriental - Instituto Agronômico do Norte (Herbário IAN)
institutionCode Instituto Agronômico do Norte
Supplied institution code "IAN"
collectionCode Herbário do Instituto Agronômico Norte
Supplied collection code "IAN"
catalogNumber 52709
occurrenceID 160853
basisOfRecord Preserved specimen
identifiedBy Schultes, RE
Identified date 1966
Collector Schultes, R. Re|Pires, J. Jm
Supplied as "Schultes, RE; Pires, JM"
recordNumber 9013
license CC-BY-NC
fieldNotes Columnar tree, 65 feet tall, diameter 18 inches. Bark externally dark brown, internally sandy, thin, relatively hard. Latex abundant, thick, white, sticky, coagulating to elastic rubber. Flowers profuse, yellow, aromatic.
dynamicProperties {"barcode": "IAN052709" }
occurrenceRemarks Columnar tree, 65 feet tall, diameter 18 inches. Bark externally dark brown, internally sandy, thin, relatively hard. Latex abundant, thick, white, sticky, coagulating to elastic rubber. Flowers profuse, yellow, aromatic.
occurrenceStatus present
Abcd identification qualifier Not provided
dateIdentified 1966

Event

Occurrence date 1947-11-08
Supplied date "08/11/1947"
Date precision Day

Taxonomy

scientificName Hevea benthamiana
Supplied scientific name "Hevea benthamiana Müll.Arg."
taxonRank species
Supplied as "sp."
Common name Seringa torrada
Kingdom Plantae
Phylum Tracheophyta
Supplied as "Dicotiledônea"
Class Magnoliopsida
Order Malpighiales
Family Euphorbiaceae
Genus Hevea
Species Hevea benthamiana
Taxonomic issue No issues
Name match metric Exact match
The supplied name matched the name exactly.
Name parse type SCIENTIFIC
scientificNameAuthorship Müll.Arg.

Geospatial

Country Brasil
State or Territory Amazonas
locality Rio Vaupes, between Ipanore and confluence with rio Negro.
fieldNotes Columnar tree, 65 feet tall, diameter 18 inches. Bark externally dark brown, internally sandy, thin, relatively hard. Latex abundant, thick, white, sticky, coagulating to elastic rubber. Flowers profuse, yellow, aromatic.
continent Southern America

User flagged issues 

    Data quality tests

    Test name Result
    Occurrence status assumed to be present Warning
    Name not in national checklists Warning
    Show/Hide 22 passed properties
    Show/Hide 9 missing properties
    Show/Hide 53 tests that have not been run