A species distribution map (department La Libertad) is shown lower on this page.

Flower	species habit and plant height Mione #	Distribution Altitude	Hairs	Fl Per Inflor	Corolla form Corolla size (mm)	Radial thickenings?	Corolla color Nectar Color	Corolla: Ring of green maculate?	Corolla lobules	Anther Size (undehisced, pickled in Peru)		Endemic to La Libertad?
	J. calliantha perennial herb 70 cm high	Peru, Departments La Libertad and Ancash 1420 - 2,100 m	leaves glabrous	1	campanulate; Aftter pickled: 3 cm across X 1 cm deep; fresh fl 3.4 cm across in photo.	No	Cor green Nectar red	Yes, at base of corolla	No	4 mm long X 3.2 mm wide		no	1
	J. dendroidea shrub to 4 m high J. tayabambae	Peru, La Libertad, province Patáz 3200 - 3475 m	leaves: hairs all or predominatnly dendritic	1 - 3 (-4)	campanulate; 3.2 cm across X 1.1 cm deep	yes, evident in photo	Cor green Nectar red	No	essentially lacking (see photos)	3.04 - 3.24 mm		yes	2
	J. grandibaccata, J. guillermo-guerrae shrub to 2 m high	Peru, Dept La Libetad	maure leaves glabrous	1 - 2	campanulate; 3.8 cm across X 2 cm deep	yes, evident to some extent in photo at left	Cor green Nectar red	No	Lobules present, (evident in photo)	3.15 mm long X 1.9 mm wide (undehisced pickled in Peru)		yes	3
	J. ventricosa shrub to 1 m Mione	Peru, La Libertad 2900 - 3755 m	glabrate	1 - 2 (-4)	urceolate, limb revolute; 12-14.5 broad X 8-10 long (=deep)	yes	whitish to pale yellow Nectar orange-red	No	Lobules present, (evident in photo)	2.6 - 3 mm (cultivated in Connecticut, fresh not pickled)		yes	4
	J. sanchez-vegae shrub to 1.4 m high	Peru, Departments Cajamarca and La Libertad 3000 - 3300 m	gland-tipped finger hairs	1 - 2	urceolate-tubular with a recurved limb 11 across at base, the limb 17 mm broad X 12 long (=deep)	yes	green with a purple base nectar clear in Peru, turning orange* on cultivated plants in Connecticut	No	Lobules present, (evident in photo), triangular, slightly longer than wide or as long as wide.	anthers 2.7 - 3.5 mm long X 1.3 - 1.8 mm wide (undehisced pickled in CT or Peru)			5
Flower	species habit and plant height Mione #	Distribution Altitude	Hairs	Fl Per Inflor	Corolla form Corolla size (mm)	Radial corolla thick- enings?	Corolla color   Nectar Color	Corolla: Ring of green maculate?	Corolla lobules	Anther Size mm (undehisced, pickled in Peru)		Endemic to La Libertad?
	J. bernardelloana shrub 1-2 (-4) m high	Peru, La Libertad, province Otuzco	leaves pubescent (evident in photos posted on this species' homepage)	6 - 12 (-18)	urceolate 1 cm long (to 1.3 cm long pressed incl lobes)	No	purple nectar color: no data	No	Lobules present, (evident in photo)	2.3 - 2.45 mm long X 1.85 - 1.9 mm wide, not mucronate, not mucronulate		yes	6
	Shrub 0.8 m high J. angasmarcae	Peru, Departments La Libertad and Ancash		5	short-tubular with rotate limb	No	nectar clear	yes, evident in photo	yes, evident in photo at right			no	7
	J. yungayensis Shrub	Peru: Departments La Libertad and Ancash		12			nectar clear	yes, evident in photo	yes, evident in photo				8
	J. salpoensis Shrub to 60 cm	Peru: La Libertad, Cajamarca 2,963 - 3,750 m	glabrous	2 - 4	crateriform	no	white nectar clear	no	no			no	9
	J. lezamae shrub to 60 cm	Peru, Departments Cajamarca & La Libertad 2000 - 2700 m	young axes densely pubescent, all the hairs gland-tipped	2 - 4	crateriform- infundibular	no	white   nectar clear	no	yes, evident in photo		calyx hairless, mature fruits green	no	10
	Leiva 2345 shrub 50 cm high Mione 650	Peru: Dept La Libertad, prov Santiago de Chuco 2640 m	dense covering of gland-tipped finger hairs of varying lengths	2 (- 4)	rotate, but in the wild flowers approached a condition we could call short-tubular	no	white nectar clear	yes	yes, evident in photo	1.75-2 undehisced		yes	see footnote **
	J. sinuosa shrub	widespread in the Andes	dense covering of gland-tipped finger hairs of varying lengths			no	nectar clear	yes	yes, evident in photo			no	11
	J. nigricolor shrub to 1.2m	Peru: Dept La Libertad, prov Patáz 3360 to 3475 m	dense covering of gland-tipped sticky finger hairs	1 (sometimes also a small bud)	rotate, but some of the flowers are very short-tubular	no	white nectar clear	yes, evident in photo	yes, evident in photo	1.74		yes	12
Flower	species habit and plant height Mione #	Distribution Altitude	Hairs	Fl Per Inflor	Corolla form   Corolla size (mm)	Radial corolla thickenings?	Corolla color Nectar Color	Corolla: Ring of green maculate?	Corolla lobules?	Anther Length mm		Endemic to La Libertad?
	J. aricapampae												13
	J. truxillana shrub to 80 cm high	Peru, La Libertad, province Trujillo, endemic to one small sea-side mountain 660 - 780 m		6 (-8)			nectar clear	yes, evident in photo			Leaves Deciduous!	yes	14
	J. cajamarca	Peru, mostly dept Cajamarca, one specimen from this dept			short-tubular	No	pale purple to nearly white nectar clear	No	yes, evident in photo			no	15
	J. mionei	Peru, La Libertad		6 - 10	short-tubular	No	nectar clear	Yes				yes	16
	J. pauciseminata Leiva 2338 = Mione 644 Leiva 5418 = Mione 824 Shrub to 1 m	Peru, La Libertad, prov Santiago de Chuco, Cachicadán		5		No	nectar clear		yes, evident in photo	leaves, including petiole, no longer than 4.5 cm		yes	17

* corolla transparent, so nectar can be seen through corolla wall

** Leiva 2345 = Mione 650, looks like J. sinuosa morphologically, but in the Miller et al. phylogeny this accession, "J. libertadii" unpublished, did not group with other collections of J. sinuosa.

Lobules - lobules, when present, alternate with corolla lobes. In the photos above lobules are clearly evident in J. nigricolor. To check for the presence or absence of lobules flowers that were stored in 70% ethanol (when collected), and photos of flowers, were used.

"tablachaca" includes the type specimen of Hebecladus weberbaueri Bitter (not H. weberbaueri Dammer)

The first species in the table (J. calliantha) differs from all others in the department by having herbaceous above-ground parts, pale-green mature fruits, a style tapering to a point (proximal to distal), and a corona (this holds the nectar around the ovary). This species is visited by hummingbirds.

The following species distribution map was made by and generously provided by Samantha Serazo, 2011. In the legend of the following map: 1) "J. tablachaca" is now known as J. angasmarcae, 2) J. calliantha should no longer be in quotes because the name has been published, 3) Mione regards J. grandibaccata and J. guillermo-guerrae to be conspecific.

Literature Cited

Description of the genus Jaltomata

Acknowledgements: T. Mione thanks Segundo Leiva G. and Leon Yacher for their collaboration. I thank David Spooner for sending me his specimens. Samantha Serazo generously provided the distribution map. Gregory J. Anderson and Gabriel Bernardello provided an environment conducive to the birth of this project.