Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (188).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (185).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (180).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (186).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (177).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (181).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (187).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (183).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (189).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (182).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (178).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (176).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (179).JPG
Abelia macrotera, Boufford, D 43692--China. Sichuan. LongDongZhen on Rd. to LeiYuan Shan. 13 May 2014. DSC05860 (184).JPG
This occurrence of Abelia macrotera (Graebn. & Buchw.) Rehder (Boufford, D 43692) was collected on May 13, 2014 in China. Flora of the World includes 14 field photographs documenting this occurrence, all of which are displayed here.
Classification Specific Epithet
macrotera
Authorship
(Graebn. & Buchw.) Rehder
Evolutionary distinctiveness
Moderately distinct — it has closer living relatives than the most isolated species.
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