Annona mucosa - Revision history

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	Demarara, British Guiana. The name has been incorrectly applied to		Demarara, British Guiana. The name has been incorrectly applied to
	several rollinias with edible fr. Of these the principal		several rollinias with edible fr. Of these the principal
			speies, from an economic point of view,is R deliciosa describe above,
			which is readely distinguished from R.orthopetala by its widely
			spreading decurved corollawings.
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	Rollinia ~~jimenezii~~, ~~Safford. Anonilla. Fig~~. ~~3424~~. A small tree of		Rollinia orthopetala, A. DC. A shrub or small tree with the habit
	~~Costa Rica resembling~~ R. ~~mucosa~~ but with ~~fls~~. in ~~clusters of 2 or 3,~~		of R. Sieberi, but with the lvs. somewhat longer petioled: lvs.
	~~having the~~ corolla-wings ~~horizontally spreading~~ and ~~slightly decurved,~~		oval-oblong, acute at apex and base, pilose: peduncles in pairs:
	~~and with~~ fr. ~~resembling that of~~ the ~~common sugar-apple (Annona~~		calyx-lobes smaller than in R. Sieberi; corolla-wings erect and
	~~squamosa)~~, with the ~~component carpels rounded at the tips when fresh,~~		incurved: fr. not described.—This species was described by De Candolle
	~~but more or less beaked when dry: lvs. ovate to oblong-elliptical~~,		from a specimen in the De Candolle Herbarium collected by Parker near
	~~acuminate, those of the vegetative branches 7-8 in~~. ~~long and 2 3/5-3~~		Demarara, British Guiana. The name has been incorrectly applied to
	in. ~~broad, obtuse at~~ the ~~base, with 18-22 primary nerves on each side~~		several rollinias with edible fr. Of these the principal
	of ~~midrib~~, ~~those of the flowering branches smaller~~ with ~~12-16 pairs of~~		Rollinia orthopetala, A. DC. A shrub or small tree with the habit
	~~primary nerves and usually rounded at~~ the ~~base; point of acumen either~~		of R. Sieberi, but with the lvs. somewhat longer petioled: lvs.
	~~acute or more usually obtuse or retuse; young branches, petioles, and~~		oval-oblong, acute at apex and base, pilose: peduncles in pairs:
	~~lower surface of young~~ lvs. ~~covered thickly with ferru~~- ~~gineous hairs~~,		calyx-lobes smaller than in R. Sieberi; corolla-wings erect and
	~~lvs.~~ at ~~length glabrous or nearly so except along the midrib~~ and		incurved: fr. not described.—This species was described by De Candolle
	~~nerves beneath~~: peduncles ~~lf.- opposed,~~ in ~~clusters of 2 or 3,~~		from a specimen in the De Candolle Herbarium collected by Parker near
	~~graduated in length, the longest about 4/5in. long,~~		Demarara, British Guiana. The name has been incorrectly applied to
	~~ferrugineous-tomentose like the ovate-acuminate~~ calyx-lobes:		several rollinias with edible fr. Of these the principal
	corolla-wings ~~oblong, rounded at the tip, scarcely at all narrowed at~~
	~~the base, widely spreading~~ and ~~usually decurved, never curving upward~~
	~~and inward, rufous-puberulent~~: fr. ~~subglobose, about 2 2/5in. diam.,~~
	~~closely resembling that of Annona squamosa, the component carpels~~
	~~loosely adhering, very gibbous, rounded or often retuse at the tip~~
	~~when fresh; pulp white, edible, but~~ not ~~so agreeably flavored as that~~
	~~of Annona squamosa~~.—This species ~~is based upon specimens~~ in the ~~U. S.~~
	~~National~~ Herbarium~~, received from Oton Jimenez, of San Jose, Costa~~
	~~Rica, the fls.~~ collected by ~~him at Nuestro Amo, March, 1912 (No. 427),~~
	~~and the fr. from the same tree, Oct.~~, ~~1912~~. The ~~accompanying figure is~~
	~~drawn from type material, the~~ fr. ~~from a field photograph sent by Mr.~~
	~~Jimenez, in whose honor~~ the ~~species is named.~~
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-Rollinia deliciosa, Safford. Biriba. Fig. 3423. A tree yielding a delicious, large, juicy fr., resembling the cherimoya: vegetative lvs. obovate-oblong or elliptical, rounded at the base and normally acuminate at the apex, blades 8-11 in. long and 3-4 in. broad, membrana- ceous, when young sparsely canescent-hirtellous above, densely so beneath, especially along the midrib and nerves, at length glabrous above and beneath except along the midrib and primary nerves (18-22 on each side), these reddish brown and slender but prominent beneath; petiole about 2/5in. long: lvs. on flowering branches smaller, the lowermost ones relatively shorter and broader, sometimes broadly ovate or orbicular, 1 2/5-2 2/5 in. long and 1 2/5-2 in. broad: peduncles lf.- opposed, often in pairs, sometimes solitary, rarely in 3's, 1-1 3/5 in. long, bearing a small ovate sessile brac- teole near the middle, strigillose with reddish hairs, like the petioles and nerves of the lowermost lvs. (prophylla) beneath: calyx and corolla canescent- puberulous; corolla-wings compressed laterally, widely diverging and decurved, rounded at the extremity; stamens numerous, closely crowded, the expanded connectives forming a pavement above the pollen-sacs; carpels numerous, ovaries hairy, styles expanded, glandular-puberulpus: fr. a solid depressed subglobose syncarpium, 3-5 in. diam. with the areoles distinctly outlined and terminating in an obtuse beak; peduncle straight and woody, about 2 in. long; pulp fleshy, white or cream-colored, juicy, fine-flavored; seeds compressed, 3/5-4/5in. long and 8-25-2/5in. broad, rounded at the apex, gradually narrowing to the base, hilum not prominent; testa thin, brown, wrinkled by the inclosed ruminate endosperm.—The type of this species, in the U. S. National Herbarium, is from a fr.-bearing tree cult, in the experiment station, Miami, Fla., grown from seeds sent by C. F. Baker from Para, Brazil (No. 22512) in 1908. Baker describes it as the finest annonaceoua fruit of Trop. Amer. It was incorrectly referred to R. ortho- petala, but it is readily distinguished from that species by the decurved wings of its fls.
+Rollinia jimenezii, Safford. Anonilla. Fig. 3424. A small tree of
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-Rollinia sieberi, A. DC. Cachiman Montagne. A small tree first
+Rollinia deliciosa, Safford. Biriba. Fig. 3423. A tree yielding a delicious, large, juicy fr., resembling the cherimoya: vegetative lvs. obovate-oblong or elliptical, rounded at the base and normally acuminate at the apex, blades 8-11 in. long and 3-4 in. broad, membrana- ceous, when young sparsely canescent-hirtellous above, densely so beneath, especially along the midrib and nerves, at length glabrous above and beneath except along the midrib and primary nerves (18-22 on each side), these reddish brown and slender but prominent beneath; petiole about 2/5in. long: lvs. on flowering branches smaller, the lowermost ones relatively shorter and broader, sometimes broadly ovate or orbicular, 1 2/5-2 2/5 in. long and 1 2/5-2 in. broad: peduncles lf.- opposed, often in pairs, sometimes solitary, rarely in 3's, 1-1 3/5 in. long, bearing a small ovate sessile brac- teole near the middle, strigillose with reddish hairs, like the petioles and nerves of the lowermost lvs. (prophylla) beneath: calyx and corolla canescent- puberulous; corolla-wings compressed laterally, widely diverging and decurved, rounded at the extremity; stamens numerous, closely crowded, the expanded connectives forming a pavement above the pollen-sacs; carpels numerous, ovaries hairy, styles expanded, glandular-puberulpus: fr. a solid depressed subglobose syncarpium, 3-5 in. diam. with the areoles distinctly outlined and terminating in an obtuse beak; peduncle straight and woody, about 2 in. long; pulp fleshy, white or cream-colored, juicy, fine-flavored; seeds compressed, 3/5-4/5in. long and 8-25-2/5in. broad, rounded at the apex, gradually narrowing to the base, hilum not prominent; testa thin, brown, wrinkled by the inclosed ruminate endosperm.—The type of this species, in the U. S. National Herbarium, is from a fr.-bearing tree cult, in the experiment station, Miami, Fla., grown from seeds sent by C. F. Baker from Para, Brazil (No. 22512) in 1908. Baker describes it as the finest annonaceoua fruit of Trop. Amer. It was incorrectly referred to R. ortho- petala, but it is readily distinguished from that species by the decurved wings of its fls.
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	Rollinia ~~mucosa~~, ~~Baill. (Annona mucosa, Jacq~~.). ~~CachiMan Morveux~~. A		Rollinia sieberi, A. DC. Cachiman Montagne. A small tree first
	small tree first described ~~by Jacquin~~ from ~~specimens growing~~		described and figured from the island of Trinidad and erroneously
	~~spontaneously in~~ the ~~forests~~ of ~~Martinique,~~ and ~~said~~ by ~~him to be~~		referred by its collector to the common custard-apple, Annona
	~~rarely cult. In habit it bears a close resemblance~~ to the common		reticulata, to which its fr. and lvs. bear a certain resemblance: lvs.
	custard-apple, Annona reticulata. ~~Lvs~~. oblong, ~~pointed~~ at the ~~apex~~ and		oval-oblong, acute at apex and base, usually 5-6 in. long and 2-3 in.
	base: corolla ~~gamopetalous in the form of a roundish body from which 3~~		broad, thin, above puberulous with the nerves pilose, beneath paler
	oblong ~~lobes spread outward in such a way that it not inaptly~~		and more pilose, narrowed at the base into pilose petioles 1/4in.
	~~represents a tricorn hat~~: ~~areoles of~~ fr. ~~gibbous (convex) not~~		long, some of them at the base of the branches broadly ovate and
	~~papillose nor aculeate~~; fleshy ~~pulp very~~ viscous ~~and not very well~~		obtuse, about 1 in. long: peduncles lf .-opposed, 1-fld., 1-1 2/5in.
	~~flavored~~.—R. ~~Sieberi has been referred to this species~~, ~~but Pere Duss,~~		long, bearing 2 small ovate-acute bracteoles, one near the base, the
	in ~~his Flora of the French Antilles has kept~~ the ~~two species distinct~~.		other about the middle: corolla-wings laterally compressed,
			Linear-oblong, rounded at the apex, diverging, straight or curving
			slightly upward: fr., according to Pere Duss, usually larger than that
			of Annona squamosa, the surface divided into pronounced raised
			squamose areoles rounded at the tips; pulp fleshy, nearly white, melting in the mouth, slightly viscous, with a sugary agreeable flavor. Type collected by Sieber (No. 96), in the De Candolle Herbarium.
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Rollinia mucosa, Baill. (Annona mucosa, Jacq.). CachiMan Morveux. A
small tree first described by Jacquin from specimens growing
spontaneously in the forests of Martinique, and said by him to be
rarely cult. In habit it bears a close resemblance to the common
custard-apple, Annona reticulata. Lvs. oblong, pointed at the apex and
base: corolla gamopetalous in the form of a roundish body from which 3
oblong lobes spread outward in such a way that it not inaptly
represents a tricorn hat: areoles of fr. gibbous (convex) not
papillose nor aculeate; fleshy pulp very viscous and not very well
flavored.—R. Sieberi has been referred to this species, but Pere Duss,
in his Flora of the French Antilles has kept the two species distinct.
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