Scheffler’s Eugenia was restricted to the usambara Mountains in Tanzania, the species was last collected in 1900 and is now almost certainly extinct.
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Scheffler’s Eugenia was restricted to the usambara Mountains in Tanzania, the species was last collected in 1900 and is now almost certainly extinct.
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edited: 18.01.2020
White Eugenia (Eugenia albida)
The White Eugenia is apparently known from a single collection that was made some time in the 18th century somewhere in Ecuador, however this assumption might in fact not be true.
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There appear to be several species which are named Eugenia albida, and this name is also a synonym for several species; furthermore the species discussed here is sometimes thought as being endemic to Ecuador and sometimes to occur in Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela.
It is mentioned here only for the sake of completness.
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Small Eugenia (Eugenia pusilla)
The Small Eugenia, described in 1912, was restricted to the province of Mpumalanga in South Africa.
The species was last seen in 1920, it was never found again since and is most likely extinct now.
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edited: 18.01.2020