blood trumpetvine
Amphilophium buccinatorium (DC.) L.G.Lohmann
Amphilophium buccinatorium, known as blood trumpetvine, is a species in the Bignoniaceae family. It is native to regions including India, Kruger National Park, and several parts of Mexico. The species was published in 2014 under the authorship of (DC.) L.G.Lohmann.
Description
Amphilophium buccinatorium is a member of the Bignoniaceae family, commonly referred to as blood trumpetvine. It is found in diverse locations such as India, Kruger National Park, and various regions in Mexico, including the central, northeastern, southeastern, and southwestern parts. The species was formally published in 2014 by (DC.) L.G.Lohmann.
Other common names
Mexican blood-flowerMexican blood-trumpetcherereblood trumpetvineblood-red trumpet-creeperblood-trumpet
Distribution
IN · Kruger National Park · Guatemala · Mexico Central · Mexico Northeast · Mexico Southeast · Mexico Southwest
Synonyms
Pithecoctenium buccinatoriumPhaedranthus lindleyanusPhaedranthus exsertusPithecoctenium buccinatorium var. exsertumPithecoctenium buccinatorium var. subinclusumPhaedranthus buccinatoriusBignonia buccinatoriaBignonia cherereBignonia giesbreghtiiDistictis buccinatoria
