Garcinia oblongifolia Champ. ex Benth.
嶺南山竹子

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  • Garcinia oblongifolia Champ. ex Benth. 嶺南山竹子

Family 科

  • Clusiaceae(Guttiferae)(incl. Hypericaceae) 山竹子科(藤黃科)

Growing Habits 生長習性

  1. Growth form 生長形態
    2. Tree 喬木
    Shrub 灌木
  1. Climbing method 攀緣方式
    2. Not applicable 不適用

Height/Length

  • 5 - 15 m

Stems, Branches and Branchlets

  1. Type 類型
    2. To be determined 有待確定
  1. Bark 樹皮
    2. To be determined 有待確定
  1. Indumentum 表被物
    2. Glabrous 無毛
  1. Habit 習性
    2. To be determined 有待確定
  1. Shape 形狀
    2. To be determined 有待確定
  1. Gland 腺體
    2. Absent 無
  1. Color 顏色
    2. Gray 灰色
  1. Lenticel 皮孔
    2. To be determined 有待確定
  1. Armature 針刺
    2. Absent 無
  1. Modified stems 特化莖
    2. Absent 無

Leaf/Leaflet Length

  • 葉 
    • 4 - 14 cm
  • 小葉 
    • To be determined 有待確定

Leaf/Leaflet Width

  • 葉 
    • 1.5 - 4.3 cm
  • 小葉 
    • To be determined 有待確定

Infloresence diameter/length

  • To be determined 有待確定

Sepal/calyx length

  • 3 - 4 mm

Petal/Corolla length

  • 4 - 5 mm

Fruit diameter/length

  • 2 - 4 cm

Supplementary information

Shrub or tree. Flowers unisexual, solitary or in umbel-like cyme. Male flowers: sepals 4, petals 4; stamens many consolidated into a fleshy mass, pistillode absent. Female flowers: sepals and petals similar to male flowers, staminoides united into 4 bundles; ovary ovoid, without style, stigma peltate. Berry ovoid or subglobose, with persistent calyx at base and stigma at apex.

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Reviewer(s)

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References

  1. Flora of Hong Kong: Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
  1. Flora of China. Vol 9 (2003): Science Press, Beijing Missouri Botanical Garden Press, St. Louis
  1. Flora Republicae Popularis Sinicae (中國植物志): Science Press, Beijing

Acknowledgement 鳴謝:

Wu Jieh Yee Charitable Foundation Native Plant Resources and Database in Hong Kong
伍絜宜慈善基金香港原生植物資源及教材庫

Shiu-Ying Hu Herbarium, School of Life Sciences, CUHK WordPress

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