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How to distinguish Pholidota tenuifolia

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-17 09:21:19
Rhizome creeping, 1-3cm apart will generate pseudobulbs, which are narrow ovate to ovate oblong. Leaf blade grows at the top, linear lanceolate or linear, papery, margin convoluted. The flowers of Pholidota are small, light yellow or white. Capsule obovate, ca. 6-8 mm long.

I. rhizome

Pholidota tenuifolia is a kind of creeping rhizome, usually about 1-3cm apart from each other, it will produce pseudobulbs, and the nodes will also have sparse roots. The pseudobulbs are narrow ovate to ovate oblong, about 1-2cm long and 5-8mm wide.

2. Blade

The leaves of Narcissus tenuifolia grow on the top, in the shape of linear lanceolate or linear. They are paper, about 2-8 cm long and 5-7 mm wide. The apex is short and gradually sharp or nearly sharp, and the edge often rolls out.

Three, flowers

There are about 10 racemes, bracts fall early, flowers are small, white or light yellow, petals are wide egg diamond or wide egg. The flowering period is in April every year.

Four, fruit

The capsule is obovate, about 6-8 mm long and 4-5 mm wide. The fruit period is from August to September every year.

Pholidota tenuifolia

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