Details of record no: 73819

Margaritaria discoidea (Baill.) G.L. Webster
var. nitida (Pax) Radcl.-Sm.

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Record details:

Date:	2004
Recorder(s):	J Stevens
Collector(s):
Determiner(s):	J Stevens
Confirmer(s):	MG Bingham
Herbarium:
Habitat:
Location:	Ferme Randu, southwest Katanga Province, DRC
Location code(s):
Outing code:
Planted code:	Not planted
Country:	Democratic Republic of Congo
Quarter Degree Square:	0922B4
Grid reference:
FZ Divisions (Flora Zambesiaca):
Current administrative provinces:
Altitude (metres):	0
Notes:	The leaves of M. discoidea var.nitida are slightly oblong while the leaves of M. discoidea var. triplosphaera are somewhat egg shaped (obovate). The fruits of var. triplophaera are clearly different (more deeply lobed) from var. nitida.
Latitude, Longitude:	-9.317561,22.931994
Location Accuracy Code:	4

Map of species record

Images:

Image: 13

Species id:	134450
Image id:	13
Image number:	24657
Photographer:	J Stevens
Picture label	Katanga Province, DRC 2004 Photo: Jos Stevens
Code 1 if image of a herbarium specimen:	0
Herbarium in which image taken:
Code 1 if image not to be displayed:	0
Image notes:	The leaves of M. discoidea var.nitida are slightly oblong while the leaves of M. discoidea var. triplosphaera are somewhat egg shaped (obovate). The fruits of var. triplophaera are clearly different (more deeply lobed) from var. nitida.

Image: 14

Species id:	134450
Image id:	14
Image number:	24658
Photographer:	J Stevens
Picture label	Katanga Province, DRC 2004 Photo: Jos Stevens
Code 1 if image of a herbarium specimen:	0
Herbarium in which image taken:
Code 1 if image not to be displayed:	0
Image notes:	The leaves of M. discoidea var.nitida are slightly oblong while the leaves of M. discoidea var. triplosphaera are somewhat egg shaped (obovate). The fruits of var. triplophaera are clearly different (more deeply lobed) from var. nitida.