J. herrerae	J. sinuosa	J. auriculata	J. repandidentata
Flower
Habit	shrub	shrub	herbaceous	herbaceous
nectar	red	clear	clear	clear
fruit color	orange	orange	red	black/dark purple
fruits eaten by people in Bolivia?	yes (Mione 1999)	yes	no data	yes, according to at least one person I talked with in Bolivia. I have not yet checked the specimen labels.
source	Mione 1999	Mione et al. 2000	Only one herbarium specimen of this species was collected in Bolivia, all others were collected in Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador.	Mione 1992
photo	by T. Mione	by T. Mione	Plowman & Davis 4449 (Ecuador) grown in Connecticut as Mione 450, by T. Mione	by T. Mione
Was a living specimen that was collected in Bolivia studied?	Yes	yes, Michael Nee et al. 51826 and Lynn Bohs 01-58 was grown for study as Mione 702	No, the presence of this species in Bolivia is known only from one herbarium specimen Krukoff 10381 (MO, US)	Yes

Key to the Jaltomata species of Bolivia

1. Shrub, fruits orange . . . . . . . . . . . 2

1. Herbaceous, fruits red or black/purple . . . . . . . 3

2. Corolla purple to blueish, leaves and axes densely hairy with sticky-gland-tipped hairs, J. sinuosa (J. glandulosa, J. vestita).

2. Corolla green . . . . . . . . . . . J. herrerae

3. Corolla white, filaments straight, anthers of a flower the same size, style straight, berries red, J. auriculata

4. Corolla greenish to pale-green or whitish, filaments curved to sigmoid, anthers of a flower vary in size (most evident during the first day the flower is open when anthers remain undehisced), style curved, berries black/purple, J. repandidentata