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Aspidistra pileata
| Accepted name | Aspidistra pileata D. Fang & L. Y. Yu. Acta Phytotax. Sin. 40(2): 159, fig. 1. (2002). |
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| Distribution | China (Guangxi) |
| Description | Rhizome: creeping Leaves: solitary to ca. 70 cm; cataphylls undescribed; petiole up to 40 cm, not or only a little exceeding the lamina; lamina elliptic to lanceolate, not exceeding 30 cm in length. Scape: size [?], erect, with ca. 3 bracts; flowers solitary. Perianth [Perigone]: campanulate, outside deep purple, diameter 20 - 25 mm, lobes 6 with 5 - 7 veins, but without keels, 7 - 10 mm long x 4 - 4.5 mm wide, recurved. Stamens: 6, positioned at base of tube, anthers undescribed. Pistil: mushroom-shaped; 7 mm long, style a slender column developed at the top into a 3-lobed conical stigma ca. 7mm in diameter; ovary slightly swollen. Fruit: undescribed. Phenology: undescribed. 2n = ? based on FoC, drawing in Li Guangzhao 2004 and Tillich 2005 |
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