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Boyce, P.C. Two of Hotta's Bornean IVNUNOI ANESNW )VMVUVS AHJ :s(l0t '3uo2X rg a:rog) paaru0r2anH.s1uaa j'-'r '(8002 asor:adsB8;ur pup JSJaArp aql PUE 'qL90Z,EL1oz,ardog 19 Fuo2x :qB00Z ,Bsodz , ':uo,\\ Lo1z,9OOZ rp :600Z,"rjo" 4 ,r,r'og; *r1_, ,lrfir..";:ir"p"" ,',ttro*n --o7 it11r''J,oil.tuvc'lJS',rog snuaS asorrads pun a3re1 ,uor3a; r.\ill€ JLII JoJ,{lqerou eLIl ur .\ou LlrrpasrJ proJe Jqr JoJ suonepuno3 '-96r ,q1 pi"t 1io^ ,,nr.o11 .eg6r 1-6r 'q'u996]'p'vE96r,e,oH) sa'ads' jaaou :-;i: .eraua' fu'srxa,Furqrrrr_.rrr' duzru Burqsrlqnd pun Furqt.r:sap qrr,tr d11edl:ur.rc{ -:-rrtTsrP'qsr13ug ut dlureur p"qrt1q.d,sraded3ot,r_ rrir* ::if JLUoJtno .s,006I i rL rrrp,_,rs plag _Jo eqJ dlrua aqr alurs >lJo^\pTJy pat'lar_pro;e :Slrads puu 's.rea.,t .,,:,]]:11::lr::or:* 0f .ra.,.o ro; orurosJo a€ar€rv aqr;o .{pnrs .j;i . 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I O 7' O IWVSIH'., g NVIINUO S.YIJOH CO O,4A.J T\TO OF IJOTTA'S BORNEAN SCHISMATOCILOTT]S Despite rhe lasting impact of Hotta's colrections and subsequenr :_:* dark green longitudinai r r-:r:. lications on the raxonomy of Bornean Araceae, many of his nex. sF---_:: inflation of the latter ciur:r- :l were long known from only the type coliection. The dearth of addii:c:_r in the lower 2r5 (corrrsp r .--- collections was in part a result of the woody foci of fieldwork in Bor:.: narrowly acuminate in r-i. :=: over the past 40 years, and also in no small measure a reflection of th. ,:- male anthesis, externall-, -, , ten resrricred distribution of many of the mesophytic herbaceous planrs -:. nal venation, inrernallr- ::-: Borneo. - appearance. Spadit mri -':. , - : hou rglass-shaped : r'. - since 2003 the author ./i has been focussing fieldwork on the Arac-,- lower halF. 1.5 cm lon-': -. and as a resuit has located new popr,rlations of most of Hotta's aroid specir. 0.5 mm diam. Dn. br:--..: Two -:- of the most interesting scbisxtatagror.rls ciescribeci by Hotta, et.,.:_, s, diameter of the fresh cr.:, : and.l. garnoandra, are detailed here. Borh were included in the mosr recer: along the spathe/spadir, ,::.,:, taxonomic revision of scbismarag/attis (Hay & yuzammi,2000), but at rh.: flar-ropped, ,a, I mrr. -.,-. time were known only from the type collections. mm long. composcc (: -: . -: dull cream agrng ro i::< :: -, scbismatoglottis erecta M. Horta, Mem. colr. Sci. univ. Kyoto, Se:. distally 1 cm diam.. iFi,:--- : 8,32 (1965) 233, fig.5, yuzammi, A-F; Hay & Telopea 9(1): 87 _ E! connecrive rhick and :-.- .' - (2000). Type: Malaysia, Bintulr-r ('4't"; Division, Binturu, Tatau, vaile,v o: across rhe rop ber*..- :-.: .. : Sungai Keyan, Ulu Sungai Kakus, 9 Nov 1953, h[. Hirano {z M. Hotta Lt-, boid. dull cream: ,', (KYO, holo). Piate VII. l a '.:. - ims; pollen reieased i:: .::,r,:. - reddish grecn. ;a. ).' - - - Erect to climbing herb to c.z. 30 cm tall. Stetn erect to decumbe nt, ca, -> mm diam., often rooting at the nodes, with internodes to 1.5 cm long, epi- Disrribrrtion: Encrr.- - )- geal, pleionanthic, glossy reddish brown, less often glossy medium gr..rr. through the Kanou:: .-..- : - I eaue' many rogerher, each module with ca.6 leaves; peilole to 10-i4 cm Belaga. long, slender, sub-rerete and very shaliowly canalicurate, green to reddish- brown, sheathing only at the exrreme base, the wings of tf,e rheurh extend- Habirar: Terresrriai r: :' : ed into a persistent, linear-lanceolate iigular portion to 4 cm long; /amina in perhumid densr ri'::=: erect, oblong-lanceolate to narrowly elliptic, margins somewhat crispulate, 10-15 cm long x 2-3.5 cm wide, rather thinly leathery, adaxially glossy Nores: The erecr Jn.- -:. - - bright medium green, -: abaxially paler green with mid-rib and all veins immediately disrin.rr.. : darker green, the base acute and somewhat = decurrent, the apex acute and and by having pair.- -- ---, rather abruptiy acuminate for ca. 2 cm; midrib abaxially proo,ir,r..rr, adaxi- mosr closely aliied r, ally grooved, with ca, ' B primary \aterarveins on each side^, alternating with sharing che somcu :r*: - = - -- lesser interprimaries and divergi ng at crt.60o; secondary venation ablxially sparhe and clavar. ,--:..: - t rather inconspicuous, - adaxially more or less obscure, arising from the mid- in the smaller inflorts--.:--=. :. rib; tertiary venarion obscure. Inflorescence soritary; pedunci ca. 5 cm long, interstice, the conn.,:..: :. : slender, glossy reddish brown, apically curved bringing the inflorescence to theca, and in lacki:. :,-,-: subhorizontal to noddin g. 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EI^O8 f Ugrgd (/O OF HOTTA S BORNEAN .'CH IS N AT AG LOTT I \ orher specimens seen: sarawak, sri Aman Drvision: Lubok Antu, Batanr ca, 2 cm long, green. n:i::-rx _ Ai, Nanga Sumpa, 0I' 12' 07 .6"; Il2" 02' 5I.2" ,27 July 2004, p.C, 80.,.
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