Archidendron pachycarpum

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Archidendron pachycarpum

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Description

Habit and branches unknown. Leaves: Stipules (acc. to Warburg, l.с.) lanceolate-falcate, 1 cm, persisting. Inflorescences probably cauli- florous, consisting of racemes c. 2 cm long (acc. to Warburg, l.с.), indumentum and bracts unknown; Flowers pentamerous, male. Stamens 40-50 mm; Reduced ovaries 3-6, glabrous.

Distribution

Asia-Tropical, Constantinhafen present, NE Papua New Guinea present

Malesia: NE Papua New Guinea (Constantinhafen).

Notes

Only known from the fragmentary lecto- type. Probably allied to A. aruense (Nielsen, l.с.).

Citation

Nielsen 1984: p. 92. – In: Opera Bot.: f. 60,61

De Wit 1952 – In: Reinwardtia: 91

Verdc. 1979: Manual New Guin. Legum.: 247