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==== Etymology ====
==== Etymology ====
The species name "murina" is not explained in the provided information.
 


==== Comparison to Similar Species ====
==== Comparison to Similar Species ====
No information about similar species is provided.
 


==== References ====
==== References ====
The species was originally described by Craib in 1928.
[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/355595232_New_distribution_records_of_Begonia_L_B_murina_Craib_and_B_poilanei_Kiew_BegoniaceaeCucurbitales_for_Laos ResearchGate]
 


=== Care ===
=== Care ===

Latest revision as of 17:26, 12 September 2023

Begonia murina Craib[edit]

Begonia murina Craib
Quick Species Info
Species murina
Region South East Asia
Country Laos, Thailand
Year published 1928
Date of Origin 1927
Plant Type Tuberous
Section Not specified
Chr 2n Not specified

Species Information[edit]

Classification and Distribution[edit]

Begonia murina Craib is a monoecious rhizomatous lithophytic herb found in Laos (Bolikhamxay, Khammouan) and Thailand.

Habitat[edit]

It is typically found on wet rocks with mosses near streams in dry evergreen forests and shaded cliffs of limestone karst.

Distribution[edit]

This species is distributed in Laos and Thailand.

Characteristics[edit]

- Height: Up to 15 cm tall. - Rhizome: Small globose tuber, smooth, light red to reddish-brown, 3–5 mm in diameter. - Leaves: Asymmetric, ovate to lanceolate, 5–6 × 8–9 cm, apex acute, base cordate, margin dentate, covered with sparse short hairs. - Flowers: Monoecious with staminate and pistillate flowers. Staminate flowers have 4 white tepals, while pistillate flowers have 2 or 3 white tepals.

Flower Details[edit]

    • Staminate Flower:**

- Pedicel: 1.5–2.5 cm long, covered with glandular hairs. - Stamens: Bright yellow, 40−56.

    • Pistillate Flower:**

- Pedicel: 1–1.2 cm long, glandular hairy.

Etymology[edit]

Comparison to Similar Species[edit]

References[edit]

ResearchGate


Care[edit]

No specific care instructions or tips for growing and maintaining Begonia murina Craib are provided.

Photos[edit]

File:Image1.jpg
Begonia murina Craib

External Links[edit]

No relevant external links were provided.