Apodanthera Explained

Apodanthera is a genus of plants in the family Cucurbitaceae.^[1] It includes 25 species native to the southwestern United States, Mexico, and South America from Ecuador and eastern Brazil to northern Argentina.

Species

25 species are accepted.

• Apodanthera anatuyana
• Apodanthera argentea
• Apodanthera aspera
• Apodanthera biflora
• Apodanthera bradei
• Apodanthera cinerea
• Apodanthera eriocalyx
• Apodanthera fasciculata
• Apodanthera ferreyrana
• Apodanthera glaziovii
• Apodanthera hindii
• Apodanthera hirtella
• Apodanthera laciniosa
• Apodanthera linearis
• Apodanthera longipedicellata
• Apodanthera mandonii (synonym Apodanthera herrerae)
• Apodanthera mathewsii
• Apodanthera palmeri
• Apodanthera sagittifolia
• Apodanthera smilacifolia
• Apodanthera tumbeziana
• Apodanthera ulei
• Apodanthera undulata
• Apodanthera villosa
• Apodanthera weberbaueri

Notes and References

1. Web site: ITIS - Report: Apodanthera.