C.rhomboideum
Capsicum rhomboideum also known as Capsicum ciliatum has its distribution area in the south of Mexico to the North of Peru and Venezuela. C. ciliatum is one of the most controversial species because of their yellow flowers and the lack of sharpness and was removed as Witheringia ciliates from the genus. According to research by AT Hunziker, Barboza & Bianchetti in 2001, the plant was reclassified as C. rhomboideum.
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species capsicum wild brazil fruits plant corolla seeds fruit shrub annuum flowers leaves calyx brownish yellow endemic cultivated baccatum peru frutescens hybrids duke pequin flexuosum bolivia pickersgill cardenasii chilli bianchetti hunz barboza pubescens mexico hunziker flowered eximium argentina crossing tepin tovarii paraguay karyotype chacoense rhomboideum ecuador eshbaugh mirabile wildchilli chromosome rockwool soil friburgense campanulate america flower campylopodium solanaceae 2n=26 praetermissum cornutum parvifolium glabriusculum schottianum bosland capsicums colombia hunzikerianum pereirae lanceolatum caballeroi galapagoense scolnikianum villosum 1979 pubescense ceratocalyx ciliatum 19198 1961 c rhomboideum capsicum caballeroi c flexuosum
