Calamus inops Becc. ex K.Heyne
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Filed As
Arecaceae
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Collector(s)
A. J. Henderson AH4323 with Sahlan, Torokano S, 15 Nov 2017
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Location
Indonesia. Sulawesi Tengah. Poso (Regency). road from Tambing Lake to Sedoa.
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Habitat
undisturbed forest on steep slope.
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Description
Liana. Liana. Stems solitary, 8 m long, 3 cm diameter. Sheaths with dense, horizontal, black, flat, triangular, laciniate spines; ocreas very short, not fringed; petioles 12 cm long; rachises 110 cm long; pinnae 49 per side of rachis, regularly arranged, relatively short, some with ruffled margins, with numerous, small, brown scales abaxially; distal pinnae reduced or vestigial; cirri spines regular. Inflorescences staminate, 38 cm long; staminate flowers yellow. Phenology of specimen: Flower.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 03698029
Occurrence ID: 0230fbf2-dec5-4cc1-a6cf-6e1f2df0ffde
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Arecales
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Family
Arecaceae
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All Determinations
Calamus inops Becc. ex K.Heyne det A. J. Henderson, Nov 2017
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Region
Asia
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Country
Indonesia
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State/Province
Sulawesi Tengah
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County/Municipio
Poso (Regency)
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Locality
road from Tambing Lake to Sedoa
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Elevation
Alt. 1641 m. (5384 ft.)
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Coordinates
-1.33056, 120.322
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Distribution
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN NP TOK BOTANICAL GARDEN HUM PALMS OF SULAWESI Indonesia. Sulawesi Tengah: Poso Regency, road from Tambing Lake to Sedoa, undisturbed forest on steep slope, 01°19.834’S, 120°19.339’E, 1640 m elevation. 15 November 2017. Calamus inops Beccari ex Heyne Stems solitary, 8 m long, 3 cm diameter. Sheaths with dense, horizontal, black, flat, triangular, laciniate spines; ocreas very short, not fringed; petioles 12 cm long; rachises 110 cm long; pinnae 49 per side of rachis, regularly arranged, relatively short, some with ruffled margins, with numerous, small, brown scales abaxially; distal pinnae reduced or vestigial; cirri spines regular. Inflorescences staminate, 38 cm long; staminate flowers yellow. A. Henderson, Sahlan & Semuel Torokano 4323 Fieldwork carried out in collaboration with Tadulako University and funded by a Fulbright Scholar Award.
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Calamus inops Becc. ex K.Heyne