Chamissoa altissima

(Jacq.) Kunth

Family: Amaranthaceae
Order: Caryophyllales
Class: Magnoliopsida
Phylum / Division: Magnoliophyta
Kingdom: Plantae

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Description

Chamissoa altissima, or false chaff flower, is native to North and South America. In Brazil it grows in the Cerrado vegetation.

Source: Wikipedia, article Chamissoa altissima. Content adapted from Wikipedia, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license. Accessed on 17/07/2026.

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Photography ID: 582877
♂ ♀ Adult
Municipio de San Lorenzo
Salta
Argentina
05/05/2024
Eduardo Vicente Fumarola

Photography ID: 582876
♂ ♀ Adult
Municipio de San Lorenzo
Salta
Argentina
05/05/2024
Eduardo Vicente Fumarola

Photography ID: 582875
♂ ♀ Adult
Municipio de San Lorenzo
Salta
Argentina
05/05/2024
Eduardo Vicente Fumarola

Photography ID: 582523
♂ ♀ Adult
Departamento La Caldera
Salta
Argentina
09/13/2015
Eduardo Vicente Fumarola

Photography ID: 582522
♂ ♀ Adult
Departamento La Caldera
Salta
Argentina
09/13/2015
Eduardo Vicente Fumarola

Photography ID: 582521
♂ ♀ Adult
Departamento La Caldera
Salta
Argentina
09/13/2015
Eduardo Vicente Fumarola

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2031197

05/05/2024

Argentina

Salta

Quebrada de San Lorenzo, Municipio de San Lorenzo

Eduardo Vicente Fumarola

2029563

13/09/2015

Argentina

Salta

Municipio Vaqueros, Departamento La Caldera

Eduardo Vicente Fumarola

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