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Mallotus kongkandae (Euphorbiaceae), a new species from Thailand

Peter C. van Welzen, Kanlaya Phattarahirankanok

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Mallotus kongkandae is a new species in section Rottlera. Typical are the ovate leaves, greenish glandular scales when dry, thick-walled fruits, and the seemingly caducous columella. The plant is endemic to northern Thailand.

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Mallotus kongkandae is a new species in section Rottlera. Typical are the ovate leaves, greenish glandular scales when dry, thick-walled fruits, and the seemingly caducous columella. The plant is endemic to northern Thailand.

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Mallotus kongkandae is a new species in section Rottlera. Typical are the ovate leaves, greenish glandular scales when dry, thick-walled fruits, and the seemingly caducous columella. The plant is endemic to northern Thailand.

Key concepts: Mallotus, Euphorbiaceae, Biology, Columella, Botany, Ecology, Anatomy, Nose

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