Alocasia pangeran
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https://doi.org/ 10.15560/17.3.931 |
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Alocasia pangeran |
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Alocasia pangeran View in CoL A.Hay
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Material examined. MALAYSIA – Sandakan • Lahad Datu, Madai Caves, Cult. RBG Sydney, Acc. No. 960509; 400 m elev.; Hay et al. 12175 (isotype SAN) .
Identification. Alocasia pangeran is distinguished from A. princeps W.Bull by its calcicolous lithophytic habit, smaller stature, more slender inflorescence, relatively longer lower spathe and lax interstice. Alocasia pangeran coexists with the terrestrial A. wongii A.Hay and the lithophytic A. puteri A.Hay at Madai Caves ( Hay 1998).
Distribution and ecology. Endemic to Sabah, known only from Madai Caves. In soil and humus pockets on limestone outcrops and boulders in mixed lowland dipterocarp forest at ca. 400 m elev.
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Forest Research Centre |
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