Begonia dracopelta: Difference between revisions
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==== Etymology ==== | ==== Etymology ==== | ||
The name 'dracopelta' is derived from Latin words meaning 'dragon' and 'shield', alluding to the plant's leaf texture | The name 'dracopelta' is derived from Latin words meaning 'dragon' and 'shield', alluding to the plant's leaf texture. | ||
==== Comparison to Similar Species ==== | ==== Comparison to Similar Species ==== | ||
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Species Information[edit]
Classification and Distribution[edit]
Begonia dracopelta is a species found in Kalimantan, Indonesia, and Sarawak, Malaysia. It is classified in the section Petermannia.
Habitat[edit]
This species grows on vertical moist rocks in waterfalls, a habitat which contributes to its unique leaf texture.
Characteristics[edit]
The leaves of B. dracopelta are strongly bullate and resemble the rough texture of the Borneo endemic earless monitor lizard's skin.
Flower Details[edit]
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Etymology[edit]
The name 'dracopelta' is derived from Latin words meaning 'dragon' and 'shield', alluding to the plant's leaf texture.
Comparison to Similar Species[edit]
It most closely resembles Begonia dinosauria but differs in the leaf texture and bullae.
References[edit]
The document provided and any additional references found in the full text related to the description of Begonia dracopelta.
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External Links[edit]
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