Polypodiophyta
negectum (H. Karst.) C. Chr. (9352)
obscurum H. Christ (Martinez 477)
pi ant agini folium (L.) Urb. (9240)
prominulum Maxon (Grayum 10182)
seemannii T. Moore (Ivey 207)
solutum (H. Christ) Lellinger (Bello 4411)
striatastrum Lellinger (Grayum 10197)
striatum (L.) C. Presl (Bello 4560)
subsilvaticum H. Christ (Penneys 452)
tablazianum H. Christ (Burger 8582)
urticifolium H. Christ (Bello 5265)
wilsonii (Baker) Diels (Rojas 1892)
Hemidictyum
marginatum (L.) C. Presl (9404)
Species of Asteraceae are listed as HE if male and female florets
occur in the same head. Technically, some of these are monoecious,
but most have female and hermaphroditic florets mixed together.
GR includes seeds and fruits that do not have obvious adaptations
for removal from the plant other than by dropping such as species
that are eaten by seed-eating birds or carried away by ants and ro-
dents after they reach the ground.
Because of late additions and subtractions of species names from
the checklist, species numbers will not exactly match those of Table
3.7 and Appendix 2.
- Species introduced or escaped from cultivation. Pollinator and
dispersal dataa are not included for these species.
Zones of distribution (Zone)
P = Pacific slope 700 — 1200 m in elevation
M = montane area above 1200 m on both slopes
A = Atlantic slope 700 — 1200m
bPollination (Poll)
BD = bird (hummingbird)
BE = bee
BF = butterfly
BT = bat
cleist. = cleistogamous
CO = Coleoptera
HM = hawkmoth
IN = insect (insects of several orders or insect types not known spe-
cifically)
LB = large bee
MO = moth (non-hawkmoth)
SB = small bee
Zonea Pollb Seedc Sexd Habit^6
A H
MA H
MA H
MA H
MA H
A H,E
A H
PA H
A H
M H
M H
M HA H
WA = wasp
WD = wind
cSeed dispersal (Seed)
AM = arboreal mammal
BD = bird
BT = bat
EX = explosive
GR = gravity, unspecialized
TM = terrestrial mammal
WD = wind
dSexual system (Sex)
DI = dioecious
HE = hemaphroditic (includes andromonoecious and polygamo-
dioecious species)
MO = monoecious
eGrowth form (Habit)
E = epiphyte
H = herb — erect terrestrial herbaceous plants
L = liana — large woody climbers reaching more than 5 m
P = parasite
S = shrub, woody plants less than 5 m
Sap = saprophyte
Ts = small tree, understory, 5-9 m
Tm = medium tree, subcanopy, 10-20 m
Tl = large tree, canopy, 20-50 m
V = vine, small nonwoody climbers less than 5 m518 Appendix 1