Filed As:

Ericaceae
Dimorphanthera breviflos Sleumer
Location:

Papua New Guinea. Gulf. Lakekamu, east branch of the Avi Avi River; ridgeline past the proposed research station, at junction of foot-track with second ridge. Alt. 175m. (574 ft.)
Collector(s):

W. N. Takeuchi 11498 with J. Kulang, 30 Oct 1996
Description:

common woody liane in high canopy, terminal stems typically projecting above the crown layer, populations in flower (no fruits); twigs terete, greenish-brown or pale brown, hirtellous; leaves spiral, firm, adaxial surface glossy dark green, abaxially light green or yellow-green, biglandular at the base; lamina linear-elliptic, typical blade 14.5 cm x 4 cm, apex acuminate, margins entire and distantly provided with setulose hairs, base acute; venation 3-or 5-plinerved, reticulations lax; petiole resembling the twigs, about .5 cm long, dorsally flattened; inflorescence racemose, ramiflorous and infrafoliar, bracteolate, epedunculate, rachis and pedicels red, all parts with an indumentum of white spreading hairs; perianth 5-merous; calyx cream or pink; corolla darker red.
Habitat:

natural-growth foothill forest.
Identifiers:

NY Barcode: 4368350
GUID: 30c21914-3c3e-4c60-96b2-62d26f789642
Map:

Coordinates: (-7.73, 146.5)

Distribution:

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