Clusters of small yellow Pentacalia huilensis flowers spread across a leafy climbing stem

Pentacalia huilensis


Native to Colombia and northern Ecuador, this woody climber grows in humid Andean forests. Many small yellow flower heads form broad branching clusters that spread over surrounding vegetation. It belongs to Asteraceae, the daisy family. In Colombia, it grows at elevations of about five thousand nine hundred to ten thousand five hundred feet. Photographed in Colombia.

A Pentacalia huilensis vine carries numerous golden-yellow flower clusters over surrounding green vegetation
Many golden-yellow Pentacalia huilensis flower heads crowd broad branching clusters among green leaves
A long leafy Pentacalia huilensis vine displays scattered yellow flower clusters among dense green vegetation

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