Paul E. Berry, Carmen Galdames
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A new species of Croton sect. Geiseleria is described from Cerro Azul, Panama, an area with several other endemic species of angiosperms. Croton cerroazulensis appears to be restricted to open streamsides in tall, montane forest at elevations of 700–750 m.
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A new species of Croton sect. Geiseleria is described from Cerro Azul, Panama, an area with several other endemic species of angiosperms. Croton cerroazulensis appears to be restricted to open streamsides in tall, montane forest at elevations of 700–750 m.
Key concepts: Croton, Panama, Euphorbiaceae, Montane ecology, Geography, Endemism, Biology, Ecology