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Photo shows the Tupistra natmataungensis Y.H. Tan & H.B. Ding sp. nov. (Asparagaceae). A. Habitat; B. Leaves; C. Rhizomatous stem with inflorescense; D. Flowers, frontal view; E. Flowers, side view; F. Inflorescense; G. Flower with bracts; H. Sagittal section of flower; I. Bracts; J. Sagittal section of flower, back view; K. Sagittal section of flower, inner view; L. Perigone and stamens; M. Pistil; N. Stigma; O. Sagittal section of ovary. (Photographed by Hongbo Ding, Yunhong Tan and Bin Yang).
Chinese scientists have discovered a new endangered species of flowering plant from the Annonaceae family, and the finding has been published in an international botanical journal. (Photo provided to China News Service)
Photo shows Biermannia burmanica Y.H. Tan & Bin Yang sp. nov. (Orchidaceae). A?B. Habit; C. Opening flower; D. Inflorescense; E. Flower and portion of rachis; F. Pedicel, ovary and intact column; G. Sepals; H. Petals; I. Lip; K. Lip, frontal view; J. Lip, side view; L. Operculum, view from below; M. Pollinarium. (Photographed by Hongbo Ding and Yunhong Tan).
Chinese scientists have discovered a new endangered species of flowering plant from the Annonaceae family, and the finding has been published in an international botanical journal. (Photo provided to China News Service)
Photo shows the Haematocarpus Miers (Menispermaceae). This genus has 5 recorded species names, these names are all unresolved. And the genus was previously known to occur in Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Bhutan, Brunei, Vietnam and Philippines. (Photo provided to China News Service)
Photo shows the Amblyanthopsis burmanica Y.H. Tan & H.B. Ding sp. nov. (Primulaceae). A?B. Habit; C. Inflorescense; D. Leaf; E. Flowers, frontal view; F. Flowers, back view; G. Single flower, inner view; H. Calyx with pedicel; I. Corolla; J. Stamens. (Photographed by Hongbo Ding and Yunhong Tan).(Photo provided to China News Service)
