Cordia rupicola [SEP] IUCN conservation status
Cordia rupicola
Cordia rupicola, commonly known as the Puerto Rico manjack, is a critically endangered species of flowering shrub in the borage family, Boraginaceae, that is native to the islands of Puerto Rico and Anegada.
Taxonomy.
"Cordia rupicola" is one of the more than 250 species in the genus "Cordia". As of 1982, 17 species of "Cordia" have been described from Puerto Rico. Of these 15 are considered native; the remaining two are introduced.
The species was discovered by
Cordia roraimae"
- "Cordia rosei"
- "Cordia rotata"
- "Cordia rubescens"
- "Cordia rufescens"
- "Cordia rupicola"
- "Cordia rusbyi"
- "Cordia saccellia"
- "Cordia sagotii"
- "Cordia salvadorensis"
- "Cordia salviifolia"
- "Cordia sangrinaria"
- "Cordia sauvallei"
- "Cordia scaberrima"
- "Cordia scabra"
- "Cordia scabrifolia"
- "Cordia schatziana"