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Michelia xianianhei sp. nov. (Magnoliaceae) from northern Vietnam
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Michelia xianianhei
Q. N. Vu, a new species of
Michelia
from Dien Bien Province, northern Vietnam is described and illustrated.
Michelia xianianhei
is closely related to
M. balansae
(Aug. DC.) Dandy but differs mainly in the young twigs, petioles, terminal buds and brachyblasts being densely greyish silky hairy, 9–11 yellowish tepals, bigger fruit, and shorter fruiting gynophore.
Title: Michelia xianianhei
sp. nov. (Magnoliaceae) from northern Vietnam
Description:
Michelia xianianhei
Q.
N.
Vu, a new species of
Michelia
from Dien Bien Province, northern Vietnam is described and illustrated.
Michelia xianianhei
is closely related to
M.
balansae
(Aug.
DC.
) Dandy but differs mainly in the young twigs, petioles, terminal buds and brachyblasts being densely greyish silky hairy, 9–11 yellowish tepals, bigger fruit, and shorter fruiting gynophore.
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