Editing Begonia goegoensis

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| species_name = B. goegoensis
| image = [|200px|Begonia Melanobullata]]
| region = Asia
| country = Indonesia
| year_published = 1882
| plant_type = Rhizomatous
| section = Jackia
| classification_origin = This plant is allied with B. ferox. It is found in Vietnam, specifically in Cao Bang Province, Thach An District...
| habitat = Found on semi-shaded wet cliffs or steep limestone slopes in evergreen broad-leaved forests, at an elevation of 300–400 m.
| characteristics = Begonia melanobullata is a perennial, rhizomatous herb...
| flower_details = The staminate flowers have 4 tepals...
| distribution_habitat = This species is endemic to Thach An District, Cao Bang Province, Vietnam...
| etymology = The specific name "melanobullata" refers to the dark maroon bullae on the leaf surface...
| comparison_similar_species = Begonia melanobullata is similar to B. ferox and B. nahangensis...
| references = - ''Ching-I Peng, Che-Wei Lin, Hsun-An Yang, Yoshiko Kono and Hieu Quang Nguyen''. "Six new species of Begonia (Begoniaceae) from limestone areas in Northern Vietnam." ''Botanical Studies'' 2015, 56:9...
| chromosome_number = 2n = 30
| care =
| photos = [[File:Melanobullatadetails.jpg|thumb|left| B.melanobullata specs]]
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