Quercus chrysotricha

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Quercus chrysotricha

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• Distribution
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• Citation

Description

Tree, c. 19 m, c. 30 cm ø; Branchlets initially densely brownish pubescent, late glabrescent, lenticellate; Leaves thin-coriaceous, obovate-elliptic, 1-5½ by 1½-3½ cm; Stipules linear-acute, 8-10 by 1 mm, densely woolly rufous-tomentose by simple hairs. Fruit ovoid-conical, 1½-2 by 1-1½ cm, densely tomentose, glabrescent;

Distribution

Asia-Tropical: Borneo present, Dulit Ridge present, Northern Sarawak present

Malesia: Borneo (northern Sarawak, Dulit Ridge).

Notes

RICHARDS 1885, the type, was referred to Q. arbutifolia HICKEL & A. CAMUS by E. F. WARBURG ().
The inflorescence is as yet unknown.

Citation

SOEPADMO 1968: p. 397. – In: Gard. Bull. Sing.: f. 11: la-c, map 10

A. CAMUS 1954 – In: Chênes: 1212