Piper pterocladum C. DC. belongs to the Piperaceae family. Flora of the World contains 1 recorded occurrence of this taxon, distributed across 1 country.
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (8).jpg
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (9).jpg
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (15).jpg
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (10).jpg
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (16).jpg
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (12).jpg
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (11).jpg
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (14).jpg
Piper, D. Neill 15928--Ecuador.Prov.ZamoraC.WawaimePlotEcuacorriente 22 Sep 2007 281 (13).jpg
Family
Piperaceae
Genus
Piper
Specific Epithet
pterocladum
Authorship
C. DC.
9/21/2007
Location
Ecuador, Zamora Chinchipe, El Pangui
-3.630278, -78.447222
Location Remarks
Cordillera del Cóndor. Summit area of sandstone plateau, a western spur of the Cóndor, Contrafuerte Tres Patines, south of Río Tundayme, above the military road to Cóndor Mirador. Dense, wet dwarf forest and low shrubby vegetation. 1680 m elev.
Collectors
David A. Neill, Christopher Davidson, Sharon R. Christoph
Notes
Shrub 1.5 m tall. Midrib and secondaries of leaves purple below. Spikes erect.
