B. francoisii var. glabra

Very short, thick-stemmed plant: large underground tuber that can grow to the size of a fist or extend between the rocks. Glabrous from above, below, which differs in many ways the typical A variety of leaves, petioles glabrous. Differed from Begonia francoisii var. francoisii by its glabrous leaves on both sides, as well as the petioles. This variety could be similar to B. trullaefolia Guillaumin.
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• Classification: Species
• Plant Type: Rhizomatous
• Botanical Section: Quadrilobaria
• Origin: Africa, Madagascar
• Originator: M. Keraudren, Fl. Madagascar
• Date of Origin: 1983