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==== Comparison to Similar Species ====
==== Comparison to Similar Species ====
No information about similar species is provided.
Has similarities with [https://begonia.wiki/index.php/Begonia_murina Begonia murina] and [https://begonia.wiki/index.php/Begonia_fimbristipula_subsp._siamensis Begonia fimbristipula]


==== References ====
==== References ====

Latest revision as of 17:18, 12 September 2023

Begonia poilanei

Begonia poilanei Kiew
Quick Species Info
Species poilanei Kiew
Region South East Asia
Country China, Laos, Vietnam
Year Described 2007
Plant Type Tuberous
Section Not specified
Chr 2n Not specified

Species Information

Classification and Distribution

Begonia poilanei Kiew is a monoecious rhizomatous lithophytic herb found in China, Laos (specifically on the Bolaven Plateau), and Vietnam.

Habitat

It is known to grow on top of the Bolaven Plateau in Laos, at an elevation of 1,270 meters.

Distribution

This species is distributed in China, Laos, and Vietnam.

Characteristics

- Height: 5–15 cm tall. - Rhizome: Cylindrical tuber, smooth, light brown, 2–4 cm long, 5–8 mm in diameter. - Leaves: Obliquely cordate, 6–7 × 7–9 cm, apex acute-lanceolate or aristate, base cordate, margin serrate with cilia, puberulous on both sides. - Flowers: Monoecious with staminate and pistillate flowers. Staminate flowers have 4 pink tepals, while pistillate flowers have 3 pink tepals.

Flower Details

    • Staminate Flower:**

- Pedicel: Red to pinkish-red, 1–1.8 cm long, pubescent. - Stamens: Bright yellow, 28−36.

    • Pistillate Flower:**

- Pedicel: Pink or pinkish-red, 1−1.2 cm long. - Ovary: 3-locular, pinkish-green, shiny.

Etymology

The species name "poilanei" honors E. Poilane, who first discovered and collected this species in 1931.

Comparison to Similar Species

Has similarities with Begonia murina and Begonia fimbristipula

References

The species was originally described by Kiew in 2007. It was also described as Begonia intermedia D.K.Tian & Y.H.Yan in 2014 and Begonia wuzhishanensis C.-I Peng, X.H. Jin & S.M. Ku in 2014. These latter names are now treated as synonyms of Begonia poilanei Kiew.

Care

No specific care instructions or tips for growing and maintaining Begonia poilanei Kiew are provided.

Photos

File:Image2.jpg
Begonia poilanei Kiew

External Links

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