Gonolobus

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Gonolobus
Gonolobus suberosus.jpg
Gonolobus suberosus inflorescence
Scientific classification e
Kingdom: Plantae
Clade: Tracheophytes
Clade: Angiosperms
Clade: Eudicots
Clade: Asterids
Order: Gentianales
Family: Apocynaceae
Subfamily: Asclepiadoideae
Tribe: Asclepiadeae
Genus: Gonolobus
Michx.
Type species
Gonolobus macrophyllus
Michx.[1]

Gonolobus is a genus of plant in family Apocynaceae, first described in 1803. It is native to South America, Central America, Mexico, the West Indies, and the southern United States.[2]

Species[3]
  1. - Martinique
  2. - Jalisco
  3. - Nicaragua to Ecuador
  4. - Veracruz to Honduras
  5. - Colombia, Venezuela
  6. - Colombia
  7. - Guatemala, Chiapas
  8. - Venezuela
  9. Gonolobus arizonicus - Arizona[4]
  10. - Oaxaca
  11. - Costa Rica
  12. - Cuba
  13. Gonolobus barbatus - Veracruz to Honduras
  14. - San Luis Potosí
  15. - Chiapas
  16. - Bolivia
  17. - Guatemala to Nicaragua
  18. Gonolobus campii - Ecuador
  19. - Cauca in Colombia
  20. - Ceará in Brazil
  21. - Panama, Costa Rica
  22. - Veracruz
  23. - Colombia
  24. - Sinaloa, Nayarit
  25. - Veracruz to Honduras
  26. - Chiapas, El Salvador, Nicaragua
  27. - Haiti
  28. - Dominican Republic
  29. - Guatemala
  30. - Rio de Janeiro
  31. - Guadeloupe, Martinique
  32. - Paraná in Brazil
  33. - Panama, Costa Rica
  34. - Nuevo León + Nayarit to Honduras
  35. - Panama, Colombia
  36. - Chiapas, Guatemala
  37. - Venezuela
  38. - Nicaragua, Panama, Costa Rica, Ecuador
  39. - Bolivia
  40. - Argentina
  41. - Veracruz to Honduras
  42. - Panama, Costa Rica
  43. - Michoacán
  44. - Venezuela
  45. - Guatemala
  46. - Oaxaca
  47. - Panama, Costa Rica
  48. - Grenada in West Indies
  49. - Cuba
  50. - Costa Rica, Nicaragua
  51. - Haiti
  52. - Costa Rica
  53. † - Mexico?
  54. - Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama
  55. - Venezuela
  56. - Brazil
  57. - Panama, Honduras, Colombia
  58. - Veracruz to Nicaragua
  59. - St. Lucia Island in West Indies
  60. - Oaxaca, Jalisco
  61. - Columbia
  62. - Guatemala
  63. - Venezuela
  64. - Tabasco to Nicaragua
  65. - Colombia, Panama
  66. - Guatemala
  67. - Querétaro
  68. - Tabasco
  69. † - Mexico?
  70. - Colombia
  71. - Venezuela
  72. - Peru
  73. - Colombia
  74. - Martinique
  75. - Mexico State, Oaxaca
  76. - Haiti
  77. - Fernando de Noronha Islands of Brazil
  78. - Brazil
  79. - Panama
  80. Gonolobus naturalistae - Chihuahua, Sinaloa
  81. - Oaxaca
  82. - Veracruz to Guatemala
  83. - Panama, Costa Rica, Ecuador
  84. - Cuba
  85. - Chiapas
  86. - Peru
  87. - Puebla
  88. - Peru
  89. - Jamaica
  90. - Peru
  91. - Jamaica
  92. - Colombia, Venezuela
  93. - Guatemala
  94. - Brazil
  95. - Chihuahua
  96. - Peru
  97. - Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador
  98. - Jalisco, Colima
  99. Gonolobus saraguranus - Ecuador
  100. - Venezuela
  101. - Colombia
  102. - Veracruz
  103. - Jalisco
  104. - Oaxaca
  105. - Tobago
  106. - Jamaica
  107. - Tabasco to Honduras
  108. - Chiapas, Guatemala, Honduras
  109. - Cuba
  110. - Guatemala
  111. - Colombia
  112. - Chiapas
  113. - Mexico
  114. Gonolobus suberosus - SE + SC United States (Texas to Florida, north to Kansas + Illinois + Maryland)[5]
  115. - Central America
  116. - Costa Rica
  117. - Brazil
  118. - Hidalgo
  119. - Tobago
  120. - Oaxaca
  121. - Costa Rica, Panama
  122. - Colombia
  123. - Oaxaca to Honduras
  124. - Costa Rica
  125. - Costa Rica
  126. - Veracruz to Honduras
  127. - Jamaica
  128. - Dominica
  129. - Veracruz
  130. - St. Vincent in West Indies
  131. - Quintana Roo, Yucatán State

References[]

  1. ^ lectotype designated by Perry in Rhodora 40: 283 (1938)
  2. ^ Tropicos
  3. ^ The Plant List
  4. ^ Krings, Alexander. 2008. Synopsis of Gonolobus s.l. (Apocyanceae, Asclepiadoideae) in the United States and its territories, including lectotypification of Lachnostoma arizonicum. Harvard Papers in Botany 13(2): 210.
  5. ^ Biota of North America Program 2013 county distribution map


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