Kadua fluviatilis
Kadua fluviatilis C.N.Forbes
Kadua fluviatilis is a species in the genus Kadua, belonging to the Rubiaceae family. It was first described by C.N. Forbes in 1912. The species is distributed across Oceania, Hawaii, and globally.
Description
Kadua fluviatilis is a member of the Rubiaceae family, commonly known as the coffee family. This species was formally described by C.N. Forbes in 1912. It is native to Oceania and has also been recorded in Hawaii and other global locations. The genus Kadua includes several species, and K. fluviatilis is one of them, distinguished by its specific morphological and ecological characteristics. Its presence in multiple regions suggests a potentially wide ecological adaptability or historical dispersal patterns.
Distribution
Oceania · Global · Hawaii
Synonyms
Kadua kamapuaanaHedyotis fluviatilisHedyotis fluviatilis f. brevifloraHedyotis fluviatilis var. hathewayiHedyotis fluviatilis f. kamapuaanaHedyotis fluviatilis var. kamapuaanaHedyotis fluviatilis var. kauaiensisHedyotis fluviatilis var. typica
