Amorphophallus
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https://doi.org/10.3767/blumea.2022.67.02.05 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/A46EC031-9E0C-FFAB-FF9A-A68BFA49FEEA |
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Felipe |
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Amorphophallus |
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KEY TO THE GENUS AMORPHOPHALLUS View in CoL OF MYANMAR (EXCLUDING A. CHLOROSPATHUS, A. GLIRUROIDES AND A. PURPURASCENS View in CoL )
Due to the lack of enough detail mainly because of their incomplete and brief description in the protologues, we excluded three species in the key which are A. chlorospathus, A. gliruroides and A. purpurascens View in CoL .
1. Spadix View in CoL without appendix,sterile zone between staminate and pistillate zones present and set with large, globose or elongate obovoid staminodes.......... A. margaritifer View in CoL
1. Spadix View in CoL with appendix.......................... 2
2. Sterile zone between staminate and pistillate zones present, set with flattened, gibbous staminodes.. A. krausei View in CoL
2. Staminate and pistillate zones contiguous, sterile zone absent...................................... 3
3. Peduncle much shorter than spathe, inflorescence usually sessile on the ground.......................... 4
3. Peduncle distinctly longer than spathe............. 6
4. Spathe View in CoL campanulate, appendix very broadly conical, usually strongly wrinkled/folded, style long, narrow, to 4 mm long................................. A. paeoniifolius View in CoL
4. Spathe View in CoL oval, erect, appendix narrowly conical or narrowly fusiform, style c. 1 mm long...................... 5
5. Peduncle dark green with white spots or lines, stigma large, to 4 mm diam.......................... A. bulbifer View in CoL
5. Peduncle uniformly dark or pale green, stigma to 2.5 mm diam............................... A. yuloensis View in CoL
6. Spathe View in CoL with a distinct base and limb, separated by a shallow or more distinct constriction, limb oblique or horizontal....................................... A. muelleri View in CoL
6. Spathe View in CoL without constriction, limb erect............. 7
7. Spathe View in CoL strongly concave........................ 8
7. Spathe View in CoL not concave............................ 9
8. Appendix with a strongly convoluted surface (brain-like) or with two or more deep vertical furrow... A. kachinensis View in CoL
8. Appendix not convoluted or furrowed, with shallow depres- sions.................................. A. putii View in CoL
9. Appendix diameter distinctly less than staminate zone diameter................................. A. wasa View in CoL
9. Appendix diameter as staminate zone or broader.... 10
10. Stigma large, to 4 mm diam, spathe inside usually uniformly pale to deep pink....................... A. bulbifer View in CoL
10. Stigma 1–2 mm diam, spathe inside never uniformly pale or deep pink................................ 11
11. Staminate flowers not congested, slightly distant, appendix smooth........................ A. angustipathus
11. Staminate flowers strongly congested, appendix smooth or with several, scattered short hairs............. 12
12. Spathe View in CoL base inside with several scattered, small verru- cae................................... A. elatus View in CoL
12. Spathe View in CoL base within smooth or only very few minute ver- rucae........................... A. cruddasianus View in CoL
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