Pseudolmedia glabrata
Pseudolmedia glabrata (Liebm.) C.C.Berg
Pseudolmedia glabrata is a species in the genus Pseudolmedia, belonging to the Moraceae family. It was first described by C.C.Berg in 1996, based on earlier work by Liebm. This species is found across several regions in Central America and Mexico, including Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and various parts of Mexico such as the central, Gulf, northeast, southeast, and southwest regions, as well as Nicaragua.
Description
Pseudolmedia glabrata is a member of the Moraceae family, a group of flowering plants that includes mulberries and figs. The species is native to a wide range of Central American and Mexican habitats. Its distribution spans from southern Mexico through to Central America, covering multiple distinct regions. The species was formally published in 1996 by C.C.Berg, who recognized and named it based on prior observations by Liebm. The genus Pseudolmedia is known for its diversity in tropical and subtropical regions. Pseudolmedia glabrata contributes to the ecological and taxonomic richness of the Moraceae family in the Neotropics.
Distribution
Global · Belize · Costa Rica · El Salvador · Guatemala · Honduras · Mexico Central · Mexico Gulf · Mexico Northeast · Mexico Southeast · Mexico Southwest · Nicaragua
Synonyms
Trophis glabrataPseudolmedia malacocarpaPseudolmedia oxyphyllariaBucephalon glabratum
