MALA? King @ 3295: Skutch 1754; JI-D.Smith 1878; von Turekheim 22 LO. 
Et Satvapor: Calderon 1819; Fassett 28- Standley 19332. Cosva 
Rica: Heiser (583. Cusa: van Hermann 407, 2647. Hispanioita: Augusto 
413, Banamas: Curtiss 194. Bermuvoa: Collins 441. Corompia: André 
2093; Bristol 345, 498, 504, 960, 507, 741, T75, 887, 889, 890, GOI, 
1080, 1098, 1109, 1110, 1111, 1117, 1121, 1122, 1162, 1189, 1192, 
1193, 1194, 1213, 1246, 1255, 1264, 1266, 1267, 1268, 1297, 1299, 
1304, 1305, 1311, 1333, 1346, 1347, 1848, 1356, 1888, 1431, 1432, 
1433, 1434, 14035, 1438, 1439, 1447, 1448; Chindoy 190; Cuatrecasas 
11463, 13636, 19429; Cuatrecasas, Schultes & FE. Smith 12599; Fosberg 
20568; Garcia-B. 4640; Holton 546, 547; Killip 8265; Killip & Hazen 
9563; Killip & Smith 15408, 16678, 18315; Lawrance 120; Pennell 5 
Killip 8066; Pittier 1305 (Vyer: D, Pittieri; US); Schultes 3207, TO82; 
Schultes & Villarreal 5212, 7638, 7809, 7917; H. H. Smith 1157; 
Soeyarto 278; Toro 24, 6049, 750. Peru: Macbride 4061; Wurdack 1785. 
Bouivia: Steinbach S433. ARGENTINA: Venturi S495, Venezueia: Aris- 
teguieta 2416. Congo: Tejyeune $15. Hawai: Degener 7366, T7367. 
3. Datura suaveolens Humboldt & Bonpland cv 
Willdenow Knum. Hort. Berol. 227. 1809. 
D. suaveolens 8 macrocalye Sendtner in Martius F 
Bras. 10: 161. 1846. 
D. Gardnert Hooker Curt. Bot. Mag. sub pl. 4252. 
1846. 
A small tree, 2-5 meters in height: leaves glabrous 
or minutely pubescent, ovate to narrowly elliptic and 
entire; calyx broad (2-4 cm.), 8-5-toothed; the slender 
basal part of the white corolla usually exceeding the 
‘alyx, the broader distal part of the limb not abruptly 
faring or recurved, the teeth 2-5 cm. long: anthers con- 
nivent; fruit fusiform (rarely seen): seeds irregularly 
angular, lacking the greatly thickened suberose testa of 
the previous species. 
DP). suaveolens is confined largely to tropical and sub- 
tropical climates; in the northern Andes, it is not grown 
above 1200 meters elevation. This species has been much 
more widely introduced than either D. sanguinea or D. 
candida. 
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