H. fulva var. disticha (Baker, 1874)[Baker, J.G., Journal of Botany, British and Foreign, vol.11, 1874, p.349-359] |
| Synonyms: | H. disticha (Donn, 1811) |
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| Flower: | reddish-orange, bell-shaped, orange median stripes and throat, segments lanceolate, reflexed wavy edge | |
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| Tube: | 4cm long, pale yellow | |
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| Scape: | 60-90cm long, several times branched | |
| Bracts: | 2-4cm long | |
| Leaves: | 90cm long, smooth, shiny | |
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| Remarks: | Spreading: | |
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| Habitat: | southern China (Macao) | |
| Common Names: | Engl.: German: Japan.: No Kwanzo, Wasuregusa |
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| others: | in northern and central Europe it flowers seldom as it comes from a sub-tropical climate |