Hulu Klang, Selangor, Malaysia. Beautiful curtain of Dischidia nummularia R.Br. Apocynaceae, also placed in Asclepiadaceae. CN: [Malay - Kupang-kupang], Button orchid. Pebble beach. Tropical Asia to New Guinea and Australia; elsewhere cultivated as ornamental plant. Epiphyte liana, usually growing tightly against tree stems using small roots to connect, but when reaching the tree crown changing to a hanging habit. Whole plant is succulent, thick leathery. Leaves opposite with small inflorescence in leaf axils. Flowers white, bell shaped. Fruits cone-shaped, green, usually quite rare. Synonym(s): Collyris minor Vahl Dischidia actephila Schltr. Dischidia aemula Schltr. Dischidia beiningiana Schltr. Dischidia copelandii Schltr. Dischidia decipiens Schltr. Dischidia dirhiza Schltr. Dischidia gaudichaudii Decne. Dischidia glabra Warb. Dischidia horsfieldiana Miq. Dischidia microphylla Schltr. Dischidia minor (Vahl) Merr. Dischidia nummularia var. orbicularis (Decne.) Kuntze Dischidia nummularia var. rhombifolia (Blume) Bakhuizen f. Dischidia orbicularis Decne. Dischidia rhombifolia Blume Dischidia ridleyana Schltr. Dischidia schumanniana Schltr. Dischidia sepikana Schltr. Leptostemma truncatum Zoll. ex Miq. Ref. and suggested reading: FRIM Flora Database Kamus Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Malaysia www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-2772561 www.asianplant.net/Apocynaceae/Dischidia_nummularia.htm
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Gliricidia sepium
Rio is the perfect plant to bring colours in your garden with its long flowering period from May to October. It loves the sunshine and gives you flowers without stopping. Rio is an amazing eyecatcher to relax with. It will give you another image of the garden, relaxing closed to your plants! If you have a conservatory, bring your Rio inside before the frosts and it will continue flowering right up to Christmas! Explore these photos to see the many ways you can Relax with Rio.
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