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Mallotus philippensis (Lam.) Müll.Arg.

Accepted
Mallotus philippensis (Lam.) Müll.Arg.
Mallotus philippensis (Lam.) Müll.Arg.
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🗒 Synonyms
synonymAconceveibum trinerve Miq.
synonymCroton coccineus Vahl, nom. illeg.
synonymCroton distans Benth., nom. nud.
synonymCroton montanus Willd.
synonymCroton philippensis Lam.
synonymCroton punctatus Retz., nom. illeg.
synonymEchinus philippensis (Lam.) Baill.
synonymMacaranga stricta (Rchb.f. & Zoll.) Müll.Arg.
synonymMallotus bicarpellatus T.Kuros.
synonymMallotus philippensis var. microphyllus Müll.Arg.
synonymMallotus philippensis var. reticulatus (Dunn) F.P.Metcalf
synonymMallotus philippensis var. tomentosus Gamble
synonymMallotus reticulatus Dunn
synonymMappa stricta Rchb.f. & Zoll.
synonymRottlera affinis Hassk.
synonymRottlera aurantiaca Hook. & Arn.
synonymRottlera philippensis (Lam.) Scheff.
synonymRottlera tinctoria Roxb.
synonymRottlera tinctoria var. monstruosa Ham. ex Dillwyn
synonymTanarius strictus (Rchb.f. & Zoll.) Kuntze
🗒 Common Names
Dzongkha
  • Theshom
Other
  • Sindure
📚 Overview
Overview
Summary
Small evergreen tree 5-19m. leaves coriaceous, ovate 10-20x4-9cm, acuminate, base rounded or cuneate, shortly 3- veined ata base with 2 sessile discoid glands at base of lamina, margne entire minutely tomentose beneath, mixed with numerous minute red glands, petioles 2-8cm, stipules minute. Spiles slender erect 5-14cm, densely stellate pubescent , male flowers clusterd, green, subsessile , sepals 3-4, 1.5-2mm, stamens 20-30. Female flowers sesseile, not clustered, sepals lanceolate 2mm, ovary exserted,styles 3, 5mm, recurved,papillose, stellate and glandular. Capsules 3-lobed, 1cm, diameter, densely red glandular.
Grierson A.J.C &Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 1 Part 3. Published by RBGE 1987.
AttributionsGrierson A.J.C &Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 1 Part 3. Published by RBGE 1987.
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    Tree

    Family Description

    Trees, shrubs or herbs often with milky sap, indumentum of simple or stellate hairs, rarely peltate sceles, leaves alternate skometimes opposite or palmate at base usually stipulate. Monoeacious or dioecious; flowers small, solitary or in clusters, spikes, racemes, pannicles or cymes or in cup like cyathia, unisexual actinomorphic. calyx of 3-6 fee partly united segements, petals 3-6 lr often abscent. stamens 2-many, free or variously united into a column or bundles. Ovary superior 2-4 celled. styles 2-4, free or united, simple or bifid, ovules 1-2 per ceel, acile. Fruit usually a capsule aplitting into 2-3 segements, each 1-2 seeded, ocassionlly fleshy or leathery and indehiscent seeds often arillate

    Genus Description

    Evergreen or duciduous trees or shrubs, indumentum of stellate and sometimes simple hair, usually mixed with sessile gland - dots. Leaves alternate or subopposite, sometimes palmately lobed, palmately 3-9 veined and sometimes peltate at base, usually with discoid glands near base stipules minute. Dioecious, flowers sepals 3-4, petals absent , stamens 25-50, free. Female flowes calyx 3-5 lobed ovary 2-3 celled 3-celled, smooth or bristly 3-seeded.

    Species description

    Small evergreen tree 5-19m. leaves coriaceous, ovate 10-20x4-9cm, acuminate, base rounded or cuneate, shortly 3- veined ata base with 2 sessile discoid glands at base of lamina, margne entire minutely tomentose beneath, mixed with numerous minute red glands, petioles 2-8cm, stipules minute. Spiles slender erect 5-14cm, densely stellate pubescent , male flowers clusterd, green, subsessile , sepals 3-4, 1.5-2mm, stamens 20-30. Female flowers sesseile, not clustered, sepals lanceolate 2mm, ovary exserted,styles 3, 5mm, recurved,papillose, stellate and glandular. Capsules 3-lobed, 1cm, diameter, densely red glandular.

    Grierson A.J.C &Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 1 Part 3. Published by RBGE 1987.
    AttributionsGrierson A.J.C &Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 1 Part 3. Published by RBGE 1987.
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      📚 Natural History
      Cyclicity
      October-November
      Grierson A.J.C &Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 1 Part 3. Published by RBGE 1987.
      AttributionsGrierson A.J.C &Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 1 Part 3. Published by RBGE 1987.
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        📚 Habitat and Distribution
        General Habitat
        Subtropical and warm broad-leaveds and amongst scrub in hot dry valleys
        Grierson A.J.C &Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 1 Part 3. Published by RBGE 1987.
        AttributionsGrierson A.J.C &Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 1 Part 3. Published by RBGE 1987.
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