Begonia culasiensis: Difference between revisions

**Quick Species Info**
Species	culasiensis
Region	Asia
Country	Philippines
Year published	2017
Date of Origin
Plant Type	rhizomatous
Section	Baryandra
Chr 2n

Latest revision as of 12:04, 30 October 2023

Species Information[edit]

Classification and Distribution[edit]

Begonia culasiensis is a species endemic to the Philippines, specifically found in the lowland forest at approximately 50 meters in elevation.

Habitat[edit]

Occurs in lowland forest at approximately 50 meters in elevation.

Characteristics[edit]

Monoecious rhizomatous herb. Notable for having oblongoid capsules, which is a unique characteristic among Philippine Begonias.

Flower Details[edit]

Etymology[edit]

Named for its locality, the Municipality of Culasi, where the new species was discovered.

Comparison to Similar Species[edit]

Compared Begonia rubrifolia,, Begonia culasiensis has larger lamina, longer petiole, lesser stamens, shorter anthers, and narrower (oblong vs. rhomboidal to orbicular) capsules.

References[edit]

"Three new species of Begonia sect. Baryandra from Panay Island, Philippines" by Ching-I Peng et al. (2017).

Photos[edit]

File:Begoniaculasiensis.jpg

Begonia culasiensis and source

External Links[edit]

Links to pages related to this species

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-  === Species Information ===
+=== Species Information ===
-  ==== Classification and Distribution ====
+==== Classification and Distribution ====
-  Begonia culasiensis is a species endemic to the Philippines, specifically found in the lowland forest at approximately 50 meters in elevation.
+Begonia culasiensis is a species endemic to the Philippines, specifically found in the lowland forest at approximately 50 meters in elevation.
-  ==== Habitat ====
+==== Habitat ====
-  Occurs in lowland forest at approximately 50 meters in elevation.
+Occurs in lowland forest at approximately 50 meters in elevation.
-  ==== Characteristics ====
+==== Characteristics ====
-  Monoecious rhizomatous herb. Notable for having oblongoid capsules, which is a unique characteristic among Philippine Begonias.
+Monoecious rhizomatous herb. Notable for having oblongoid capsules, which is a unique characteristic among Philippine Begonias.
-  ==== Flower Details ====
+==== Flower Details ====
-  (Not specified in the provided information)
-  ==== Etymology ====
-  (Not provided in the extracted information)
+==== Etymology ====
-  ==== Comparison to Similar Species ====
+Named for its locality, the Municipality of Culasi, where the new species was discovered.
-  Compared to similar species, Begonia culasiensis has larger lamina, longer petiole, lesser stamens, shorter anthers, and narrower (oblong vs. rhomboidal to orbicular) capsules.
+==== Comparison to Similar Species ====
-  ==== References ====
+Compared Begonia rubrifolia,, Begonia culasiensis has larger lamina, longer petiole, lesser stamens, shorter anthers, and narrower (oblong vs. rhomboidal to orbicular) capsules.
-  "Three new species of Begonia sect. Baryandra from Panay Island, Philippines" by Ching-I Peng et al. (2017).
+==== References ====
-  === Photos ===
+"Three new species of Begonia sect. Baryandra from Panay Island, Philippines" by Ching-I Peng et al. (2017).
-  [[File:begoniaculasiensis.jpg|thumb|center|Begonia culasiensis and source]]
+=== Photos ===
-  === External Links ===
+[[File:begoniaculasiensis.jpg|thumb|center|Begonia culasiensis and source]]
-  Links to pages related to this species
+=== External Links ===
+Links to pages related to this species
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