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Aspidistra cerina
| Accepted name | Aspidistra cerina G. Z. Li & S. C. Tang. Guihaia 22(4): 289, fig. 1. (2002). |
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| Distribution | China (Guangxi) |
| Description | Rhizome: creeping, terete. Leaves: solitary to ca. [?]; cataphylls undescribed; petiole undescribed; lamina undescribed. Peduncle: ± erect with ca. 4 bracts, the top two almost enclosing the perigone tube; flowers solitary. Perianth [Perigone]: campanulate; white or pale yellow, tube ca. 8 mm long x 6 mm wide, lobes 6 ca. 2 mm long x 2 mm wide, suberect. Stamens: 6, anthers narrow, ca. 4 mm long, at half the length of tube. Pistil: columnar; style ca. 14 mm long x ca. 1 mm diameter basally but ca. 1.5 mm for most of its length scarcely or slightly enlarged at the top into a 3-lobed stigma, the lobes with a central line bifurcated just before the margin. Fruit: undescribed. Phenology: undescribed. 2n = ? Based on Li Guangzhao 2004 and Tillich 2005 |
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