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Radiator Plant 
 
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Group:
Plants
Area(s) Where Listed As Endangered:
Cameroon, Ecuador, Equatorial Guinea, Puerto Rico


Species/Common Names:
Peperomia abnormis
Peperomia albovittata
Peperomia arenillasensis
Peperomia choritana
Peperomia clivigaudens
Peperomia cordilimba
Peperomia crispa
Peperomia dauleana
Peperomia disjunctiflora
Peperomia espinosae
Peperomia fagerlindii
Peperomia glandulosa
Peperomia graveolens
Peperomia guayaquilensis
Peperomia guttulata
Peperomia inconspicua
Peperomia kamerunana
Peperomia lehmannii
Peperomia leucanthera
Peperomia leucorrhachis
Peperomia litana
Peperomia micromerioides
Peperomia millei
Peperomia mitchelioides
Peperomia pachystachya
Peperomia paradoxa
Peperomia parvilimba
Peperomia peploides
Peperomia persuculenta
Peperomia persulcata
Peperomia petraea
Peperomia pichinchae
Peperomia porphyridea
Peperomia pululaguana
Peperomia rubropunctulata
Peperomia rupicola
Peperomia salangonis
Peperomia scutellariifolia
Peperomia stenostachya
Peperomia subdiscoidea
Peperomia tablahuasiana
Peperomia thienii
Peperomia tuberculata
Peperomia udimontana
Peperomia valladolidana
Peperomia wheeleri
Wheeler's Peperomia
Peperomia wibomii

Facts Summary:
Peperomia (commonly known as the Radiator Plant species) is a genus of plants of concern and found in the following area(s): Cameroon, Ecuador, Equatorial Guinea, Puerto Rico.

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Status/Date(s) Listed as Endangered

  Scientific Name Status Listing Date Range
1. Peperomia abnormisNT-IUCN2004Ecuador
2. Peperomia albovittataCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
3. Peperomia arenillasensisEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
4. Peperomia choritanaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
5. Peperomia clivigaudensEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
6. Peperomia cordilimbaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
7. Peperomia crispaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
8. Peperomia dauleanaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
9. Peperomia disjunctifloraEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
10. Peperomia espinosaeEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
11. Peperomia fagerlindiiEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
12. Peperomia glandulosaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
13. Peperomia graveolensVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
14. Peperomia guayaquilensisCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
15. Peperomia guttulataNT-IUCN2004Ecuador
16. Peperomia inconspicuaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
17. Peperomia kamerunanaEN-IUCN2004Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea
18. Peperomia lehmanniiEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
19. Peperomia leucantheraEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
20. Peperomia leucorrhachisCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
21. Peperomia litanaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
22. Peperomia micromerioidesCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
23. Peperomia milleiVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
24. Peperomia mitchelioidesCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
25. Peperomia pachystachyaEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
26. Peperomia paradoxaEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
27. Peperomia parvilimbaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
28. Peperomia peploidesCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
29. Peperomia persuculentaEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
30. Peperomia persulcataVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
31. Peperomia petraeaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
32. Peperomia pichinchaeCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
33. Peperomia porphyrideaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
34. Peperomia pululaguanaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
35. Peperomia rubropunctulataEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
36. Peperomia rupicolaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
37. Peperomia salangonisEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
38. Peperomia scutellariifoliaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
39. Peperomia stenostachyaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
40. Peperomia subdiscoideaEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
41. Peperomia tablahuasianaCR-IUCN2004Ecuador
42. Peperomia thieniiVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
43. Peperomia tuberculataEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
44. Peperomia udimontanaEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
45. Peperomia valladolidanaEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
46. Peperomia wheeleriEN-US FWSJanuary 14, 1987Puerto Rico
47. Peperomia wibomiiEN-IUCN2004Ecuador

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