Coreoe

Coreoe was a flowering plant species in the family Boraginaceae. It was discovered and scientifically described by Alexander von Chamisso and Adelbert von Chamisso's contemporary Lithuanian botanist, Jonas Hiller, in 1822. Its discovery was occurred from plant material in Russia. Unfortunately no live plants of this species were discovered, and therefore, the species was short-lived.

The plant was first described by German botanist Adelbert von Chamisso in 1822, published in his monograph "Chamisso's Icones Plantarum." Chamisso described the species as it was discovered growing wild, in part, in Russia. He wrote an extensive description and provided illustrations of it, listing some key facts, along with its flowering part and its leafs as one detail.

This plant likely occurs on light environments. Geological facts reveal that during its occurrence anyway, natural available light appeared from frequent cloud formations. Either warm sun or little indirect light probably exists to man-made requisites are accordingly without assistance aimed to ensure effective first resources.

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