Place of Publication
Amaryllidaceae: 96 (1837)
Type citation
"Valparaíso 1832" Bridges 35 (Lecotype: K, Isotype: BM (designated by Bayer, 1987).
Synonyms
References
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Herbert (1837)
Herbert, W. 1837. Amaryllidaceae: Preceeded by an attempt to arrange the Monocotyledonous Orders, and followed by a treatise on cross-bred vegetables, and Supplement. London: James Ridgway and Sons
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Bayer (1987a)
Bayer, E. 1987. Die Gattung Alstroemeria in Chile. Mitteilungen (aus) der Botanischen Staatssammlung München 24: 1-362
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Muñoz-Schick & Moreira-Muñoz (2003)
Muñoz-Schick, M and Moreira-Muñoz, A 2003. Alstroemerias de Chile; Diversidad, distribución y conservación. Santiago de Chile: Taller La Era
Iconography
- Bayer (1987a): ilus.: 32, 33, 115
- Muñoz-Schick & Moreira-Muñoz (2003): págs.: 66, 67
Regions
Coquimbo and Valparaíso
Distribution and habitat
This species has a broad distribution from north of Los Villos (31°45'S) in Región de Coquimbo, to the south of Valparaíso (33°06'S). Typical locations include Playa Ancha and Quebrada del Tigre It grows in the coastal plains and western slopes of the Cordillera de la Costa (Muñoz-Schick & Moreira-Muñoz, 2003).
Distribution
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Alstroemeria cummingiana Herb.
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Alstroemeria cummingiana Herb.
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Alstroemeria cummingiana Herb.
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Alstroemeria cummingiana Herb.
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Alstroemeria cummingiana Herb.
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Alstroemeria cummingiana Herb.
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Descriptions
- Bayer (1987a)
- Muñoz-Schick & Moreira-Muñoz (2003)
Habit
Perennial herb from 8 to 45 cm tall. Flowering from November to March.