Locality: La Paz, Bolivia. Market. Latitude: 16 deg. 30 min. 00 sec. South (-16.500), Longitude: 068 deg. 09 min. 00 sec. West (-68.150)

Low shrub, 1 m tall, profusely branched. Flowers white, immature fruits ovoid, 1 cm long, turning black then red when ripe. Fruits extremely piquant.

From: Boqueron, Paraguay.
Locality: Distrito Pedro P. Pena, Picada 500, 92 km W of Transchaco highway at Mariscal Estigarribia. Habitat: Secondary vegetation along roadside. Latitude: 21 deg. 50 min. 32 sec. South (-21.842), Longitude: 062 deg. 19 min. 21 sec. West (-62.323) (GPS coordinates). Elevation: 300 meters Comment: Herbarium specimens and several hundred seeds collected.

Small to medium sized chile designed for those who like a little spice in their pasta sauces. Suitable from growing in containers.

"Rooster´s Beak". This Mexican plant is small and very prolific. A good salsa chile

Bird's beak. Small red hot cayenne from Mexico. Closely related to the chile de Arbol.

pods_position: side Szabadföldi, folytonos növekedésû. Bogyója oldalt álló, nagy, lapított alakú, csúcsa egyenes, vagy kissé beméllyedõ, a rekeszek közötti barázda sekély, vagy közepes mélységû. Magházpenészre kevésbé érzékeny

Locality: Piracicaba, Sao Paulo

Plant: 60x60 cm; fruit shape: oblate; maturity: late

This Brazilian chile resembles a small red tomato but with a fiery sizzle pods_position: pendant uses: ornamental

Matures from green to red, thin-walled pods are pendant pods_position: hang

Matures from green to red, a bird pepper known for being hot