Salacca acehensis (Arecaceae), A New Species from Sumatra, Indonesia

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Title:	Salacca acehensis (Arecaceae), A New Species from Sumatra, Indonesia
Authors:	Zumaidar Chlkmawati, Tatik Hartana, Alex Sobir Mogea, Johanis P. Borchsenius, Finn
Issue Date:	2014
Publisher:	Magnolia Press
Series/Report no.:	159 (4): 241 - 300;
Abstract:	A new species of Sa/acca sect. Sa/acca from Sumatra is described and illustrated. Jt is characterized by dwarf habit, with leaves to 2.S m long; erect and slender staminate inflorescences to 7 cm long; and small infiuctescence!, to 10 cm loog, with up to 3 branches The most similar species, S. rupicola from Bomeo, is different in having the apical leaflets composed CL 8 united segroents versus 2 in the new species, and in having larger inflorescences, the staminate to 15 cm long and the pistillate to 40 cm long.
URI:	http://repository.ipb.ac.id/handle/123456789/76397
Appears in Collections:	Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences

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