Chlorophytum arundinaceum Baker, J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 15: 323 1876. (Syn: Anthericum nepalense (Lindl.) Spreng.; Chlorophytum flaccidum W.W.Sm.; Chlorophytum khasianum Hook.f.; Chlorophytum mekongense W.W.Sm.; Chlorophytum oreogenes W.W.Sm.; Liliago nepalensis (Lindl.) C.Presl; Phalangium nepalense Lindl.); Nepal to Thailand as per POWO; Location: Shivapuri National Park, Nepal Date: 24 August 2018 Elevation:6500 ft. Habit : Wild It does not look like Chlorophytum nepalense. Its flowers looks very close to C. glaucum Chlorophytum glaucum is not listed in Nepal. It is not C. nepalense for sure. May I request you to give me a day or twice for identification (want to see keys). Yes, may be C. nepalense To me this specimen seems to be of C. arundinaceum. The anther filaments to me appear smooth (not papillate as in C. glaucoides, C. glaucum). The species is reported from Bhutan and Myanmar. I do not know whether it is there in Nepal or not. I should also mention that in Chlorophytum root character is very important. Roots can be tuberous or fascicled. Here, it should be tuberous. Additionally, chromosome number is also important. The best thing would be that the collector should write a description so that species identity can be fixed properly. I am attaching a reprint of mine which might be of some use. Thank you ... But I guess elevation is not matching according to the FN link. I guess it is matching with C.arundinaceum, however some differences in elevation. Enclosing image fro book from Dept. of Plant Resources, Nepal for comparison. Please look into it and validate. Attachments (1)- 1 Mb. Location: Tarakeswar, Kathmandu Date: 27 August 2016 Elevation: 1750 m. Habit : Wild Does not look like C. nepalense, is it ? I think close to your earlier posting at Chlorophytum arundinaceum as per comparative images at Chlorophytum Thank you ... Nepali Names : मुसली Musalee/ सेतो मुसली Seto Musalee Location: Bindhabasini, Indra Daha, Kathmandu Altitude: 1732 m. Date: 18 August 2019 Habit : Wild Chlorophytum ! Attachments (3) - 2 mb each. Attachments (3) - 1 mb and 2 mb each. yes- as you said Trying to figure out correct ID out of three listed in Nepal. Does not look like C. nepalense ! since dug it out anyway. how about herbarium preservation. did you? can we look at the leaf blade? and the flowering stalk? I have posted 10 images. I guess image 0731 would be ok ! perfect. Herbarium is what I was getting atand you found it ..., your link brings us to this page Thank you ...! All links POWO,CoL , GBIF and efi says this is syn of Chlorophytum nepalense (Lindl.) Baker but ACFPoN listed separately as well as recent book published by Govt. of Nepal. Even flowering pattern for both sp. looks different. I guess this also look like Chlorophytum arundinaceum. Any opinion ...? Yes it's ..., almost all characters matched 230-Muthodi: ID assistance requested : 5 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (6) Submitting images of a specimen for Id assistance. Date/time: 6-08-2014/ 4-36 PM Location: Muthodi in Bhadra Tiger Reserve, Chikmagalur, Karnataka, about 1100msl Habitat: Wild, occurring in a moist place. Habit; Terrestrial herb I think some Chlorophytum sp. It seems Chlorophytum arundinaceum, leaves and scape up to 80 cm References: |
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