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Vaccinium dunalianum Wight

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synonymEpigynium dunalianum (Wight) Klotzsch
synonymThibaudia revoluta Griff.
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Summary
Epiphytic shrub 1.5-5m, glabrous. Leaves oblong-lanceolate, 6-10x2-3.5cm, apex caudate, c 2cm, base broadly cuneate, margins entire, slightly recurved, glabrous and green beneath; petioles 4-7mm, early caducous. Sepals triangular, 2mm. Corolla urn-shaped, 4-7x4-6mm, green, tinged crimson; lobes small, recurved. tubular anther tips 2mm; dorsal spurs 1mm; filaments glabrous. Fruit globose, c 5x3mm.
Grierson A.J.C&Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 2 part 1. Published by RBGE 1991.
AttributionsGrierson A.J.C&Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 2 part 1. Published by RBGE 1991.
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    Epiphytic shrub

    Family Description

    Trees, shrubs, or subshrubs, often evergreen, sometimes epiphytic. Leaves alternate, sometimes becoming aggregate into pseudo-whorls, simple, pinnately veined, exstipulate. Flowers in racemes, corymbs, panicles, clusters or solitary, actinomorphic or zygomorphic, bisexual. Calyx of 5(-8)sepals, free and borne on ovary, or united into tube at base. Corolla of 5(-10)petals united at base or almost to apex, tubular, barrel-shaped, urn-shaped, campanulate, funnel-shaped or salver-shaped. Ovary inferior or superior, 4-5(-20)-celled; style cylindric; stigmasimple; ovules numerous, axile. Fruit a berry or 5(-20)-valved capsule, sometimes enclosed by enlarged fleshy calyx.. . Members of the Ericaceae are of great horticultural importance in North temperate countries, particularly in Europe and north America where many genera are prized as ornamentals, including Rhododendron (by far the most important), Enkianthus, Pieris, Gaultheria, Vaccinium and Agapetes. Bhutan is particularly rich in Ericaceae, and there exists some economic potential for commercial production ot the rare species.. . The family is treated here in a broad sense, including those genera sometimes placed separately in Vacciniaceae.

    Genus Description

    Evergreen Shrubs, sometimes epiphytic. Leaves alternate, or +/-whorled, entire or serrulate, sometimes falsely whorled. Flowers or terminal racemes, or solitary, bearing bracts on rachis, and bracteoles on pedicels,. Sepals 5, borne around top of ovary. Petals 5, united into a barrel-shaped or urn-shaped tube, lobes short often recurved. Stamens10, free; anthers with 2 tubular tips(opening at apex) and 2 shorter dorsal spurs. Ovary inferior, terete, 5-celled; style simple. Fruit a 5-lobed globose fleshy berry, bearing persistent sepals; seeds numerous, ellipsoid.

    Species description

    Epiphytic shrub 1.5-5m, glabrous. Leaves oblong-lanceolate, 6-10x2-3.5cm, apex caudate, c 2cm, base broadly cuneate, margins entire, slightly recurved, glabrous and green beneath; petioles 4-7mm, early caducous. Sepals triangular, 2mm. Corolla urn-shaped, 4-7x4-6mm, green, tinged crimson; lobes small, recurved. tubular anther tips 2mm; dorsal spurs 1mm; filaments glabrous. Fruit globose, c 5x3mm.

    Grierson A.J.C&Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 2 part 1. Published by RBGE 1991.
    AttributionsGrierson A.J.C&Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 2 part 1. Published by RBGE 1991.
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      April-May
      Grierson A.J.C&Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 2 part 1. Published by RBGE 1991.
      AttributionsGrierson A.J.C&Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 2 part 1. Published by RBGE 1991.
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      StatusUNDER_CREATION
      LicensesCC_BY
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        📚 Habitat and Distribution
        General Habitat
        In dry Oak/Rhododendron forests and scrub
        Grierson A.J.C&Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 2 part 1. Published by RBGE 1991.
        AttributionsGrierson A.J.C&Long D.G. Flora of Bhutan. Volume 2 part 1. Published by RBGE 1991.
        Contributors
        StatusUNDER_CREATION
        LicensesCC_BY
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