Pothos kinabaluensis Furtado
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Pothos kinabaluensis Furtado View in CoL
Material examined. MALAYSIA – Pantai Barat • Kinabalu, Mts. At Tenompok , ca. 5000 ft elev. (leg. Furtado, comm. Clemens sub. N. 29,155) (holo SING) .
Identification. The species is related to P. lancifolius Hook. f., but differentiated by the sessile spadix, and by the much larger leaf blades with three collective veins, the longer petiole, and the wider petiolar sheath ( Furtado 1935). This foliage is very similar to that of P. insignis , but the latter has a unique flowering architecture (P.C. Boyce, pers. comm.).
Distribution and ecology. This species in endemic
to Sabah. Known from its type locality at Tenompok. Mixed dipterocarp forest on slopes, ridges and streambanks on clay, sandstone, and shale.
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Singapore Botanic Gardens |
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