Jupunba

Jupunba is a genus in the family Fabaceae. It is native to the tropical Americas, ranging from southern Mexico to the Caribbean, Central America, and tropical South America.

==Species== Jupunba has 38 accepted species: Jupunba abbottii – Dominican Republic Jupunba adenophora – Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, and northern Brazil Jupunba alexandri – Jamaica Jupunba asplenifolia – Cuba Jupunba auriculata – Amazon Basin (Colombia, Peru, and northern Brazil) Jupunba barbouriana – Costa Rica to Peru and northern Brazil Jupunba barnebyana – Brazil (Espírito Santo) Jupunba brachystachya – eastern and southern Brazil Jupunba campestris – northern Brazil Jupunba cochleata – Brazil Jupunba commutata – Venezuela to Suriname Jupunba curvicarpa – Guyana, French Guiana, and northern and eastern Brazil Jupunba ferruginea – southeastern Venezuela (Roraima tepui) and northern Brazil (Serra do Sol) Jupunba filamentosa – northeastern Brazil to Espirito Santo Jupunba floribunda – Colombia and Venezuela to Peru and northern Brazil Jupunba gallorum – French Guiana Jupunba ganymedea – Colombia and Ecuador Jupunba glauca – Bahamas, Cuba, and Hispaniola Jupunba idiopoda – southern Mexico to Panama Jupunba laeta – Colombia to Peru, French Guiana, and northern Brazil Jupunba langsdorffii – eastern and southern Brazil (southeastern Bahia to Rio Grande so Sul) Jupunba leucophylla – Amazon Basin (Colombia, Venezuela, and northern Brazil) Jupunba longipedunculata – Venezuela (Bolívar) Jupunba macradenia – Belize and southeastern Mexico; Nicaragua to Ecuador Jupunba maestrensis – eastern Cuba Jupunba mataybifolia – Guianas and northern Brazil Jupunba microcalyx – Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, and northern Brazil Jupunba nipensis – eastern Cuba Jupunba obovalis – Cuba and Hispaniola Jupunba oppositifolia – south-central and southeastern Cuba to southwestern and central Hispaniola Jupunba oxyphyllidia – Honduras Jupunba piresii – northern Brazil to northern Mato Grosso Jupunba rhombea – southeastern Brazil (Espírito Santo to Rio de Janeiro) Jupunba trapezifolia – Lesser Antilles and tropical South America Jupunba turbinata – northeastern Brazil Jupunba villifera – southern Venezuela, northern Brazil, and Suriname Jupunba villosa – southeastern Brazil Jupunba zolleriana – southern Mexico to Honduras