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Erycibe tomentosa
Erycibe tomentosa
- Botanic Family
- Convolvulaceae
- Author
- Blume
Common Names
- Akar Kijang (Singapore)
- Akar Sakijang (Malaysia)
- Akar Purut Kijang (Malaysia)
- Akar Purut Kerbau (Malaysia)
Geographical Habitats
- Borneo
- W. Java
- Sumatra - Indonesia
- Johore
- Malacca
- Negeri Sembilan - Malaysia
- Philippines
- Singapore
Natural Habitats
- Montane areas
- scrubland
- forest
- lowland forest margins
- coastal forest
- hedgerows
- woodland edge
Flowering Times
Fruiting Times
Tall twining liana or erect woody shrub or creeper, with glabrescent stems older ones with longitudinal cork-ridges. Coriaceous leaves glabrous above, tomentose beneath becoming glabrescent to 180mm x 85mm. Brown-tomentose axillary & terminal cymes or racemes to 70mm long of scented white flowers, with brown pubescent sepals to 4.8mm x 5mm, white hairy corolla to 10mm across with a tube to 3mm. Glabrous orange to red drupe or berry aging black 12mm x 7mm
Stems used for binding
Further References
- G. Don
- Flora Malesiana
- Kew
- GBS
- JDH
- FS
- FOMP