Solanum olmosense
Image: Hutchinson, P.C.; Wright, J.K. (cc-by)
NameSolanum olmosense
Scientific NameSolanum olmosense Ochoa
Plant FamilySolanaceae
Natural HabitatNative to Peru, specifically found along the road to Jaen, km 38.6 east of Olmos, on the west side of Abra Porculla Pass, at an altitude of 1570 meters, within the Province and Department of Lambayeque.
Parts Usedleaf,flower,root
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Cultivation NotesThis herbaceous species thrives in mountainous environments, preferring altitudes around 1570 meters. It is noted for its cream-white flowers with orange-yellow anthers and its ability to spread via subterranean stolons.
Rarityuncommon
Description
This herbarium specimen displays a herbaceous plant, typically growing up to 5 decimeters tall. It is characterized by cream-white petals with a pale green base, orange-yellow anthers, and the presence of subterranean stolons.
