TABLE 1 in A new species of Bomarea (Alstroemeriaceae) from an historically documented location in Ecuador

TABLE 1. Comparison of morphological characters and general geographic distribution of Bomarea globosa, B. campanularia and B. spissiflora. B. globosaB. campanulariaB. spissifloraLeaf shapeFalcateLanceolate to narrowly ovate or ellipticalLanceolate to ovateLeaf baseAsymmetrical, attenuateSymmetrical, attenuate to roundSymmetrical, roundLeaf pubescenceNoneSparsely white-hirsute on nerves beneathNoneLeaf wide (cm)1.5–2.22.5–4.53.5–6Petiole size (cm)1.0–1.40.5–0.80.4–1.3Perianth pubescenceNoneSparse, white-brownDense, redSepal-petal ratioSepal shorter than petalsSepals longer than petalsSepals equal to petals or slightly shorterSepal hornVestigialEcornuteVestigial to distinct but shortSepal colorRed externally and yellow internallyPink to orangeRed with dark spots outside distallyPetal external patternRed midveinNoneSometimes few spots near apexDistributionNorthern Ecuador (Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas and Pichincha)Southern Ecuador (El Oro, Loja) and Northern Peru (Huancabamba)Southern Ecuador (Morona Santiago and Zamora Chinchipe)