Filed As:

Melastomataceae
Medinilla confluentinervia Elmer ( isotype )
Common Names:

calambinglambug
Location:

Philippines. Davao del Sur. Todaya. Mindanao: Mount Apo. Alt. 1828.8 m. (6000 ft.)
Collector(s):

A. D. E. Elmer 11469 with , Aug 1909
Description:

Epiphytic shrub; stem crookedly rebranched, ascending or horizontal, 7-10 feet lonh; the stem and main branches terete; wood moderately hard, whitish or reddish-tinged in the center, without odor or taste; bark yellowish-brown, checked; twigs suberect, purplish, angular but not winged; coriaceous leaves ascendingly recurved, deep dull green above, nuch lighter green of even yellowish beneath; inflorescence suberect; the peduncle terete, deep red and streaked with green; the ultimate stalks lighter red; calyx pinkish-white; petals rose-red; style and filaments whitish; anthers light yellow at the base, the balance purplish-blue;. Phenology of specimen: Flower.
Habitat:

Upon the main branches of large trees in humid forests of flat, half swampy soil.
Identifiers:

NY Barcode: 228833
GUID: 1b54f6a6-14b1-499d-8abb-c3af03b7265e
Distribution:

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