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Revision as of 14:17, 20 October 2023
Species Information
Classification and Distribution
Begonia truncatifolia is native to Southeast Asia, primarily found in Malaysia. It belongs to the section Begonia sect. Baryandra.
Habitat
This species is typically found in moist, shady habitats, often in the understory of tropical forests.
Characteristics
Begonia truncatifolia is a rhizomatous Begonia. It has distinctive foliage with asymmetrically truncated leaves.
Flower Details
The flowers of Begonia truncatifolia are typically small and inconspicuous, with various shades of pink.
Etymology
The specific epithet "truncatifolia" likely refers to the truncated or asymmetrical leaves of this Begonia species.
Comparison to Similar Species
Begonia truncatifolia can be distinguished from other Begonia species by its unique leaf shape and habitat preferences.
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External Links
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