Guapira hirsuta
Guapira hirsuta (Choisy) Lundell
Guapira hirsuta is a species in the Nyctaginaceae family, native to various regions of Brazil, including the Northeast, North, Southeast, South, and West-Central. It was first described in 1968 by Lundell, with the original authorship attributed to Choisy.
Description
Guapira hirsuta belongs to the genus Guapira within the Nyctaginaceae family. Its distribution spans multiple regions of Brazil, indicating a broad presence across the country's diverse ecosystems. The species was formally published in 1968 by the botanist Lundell, who revised the taxonomic classification previously established by Choisy. This species is part of a genus known for its shrubs and small trees, often found in tropical and subtropical environments. The taxonomic history of Guapira hirsuta reflects the ongoing refinement of botanical classifications in the region.
Distribution
BR · Brazil Northeast · Brazil North · Brazil Southeast · Brazil South · Brazil West-Central
Synonyms
Pisonia hirsutaTorrubia hirsuta
