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Variation in wild collected C,. albida growing close to each other in Ban Wagyon, Thailand.
coll. NJ 77-88
photo Jacobsen |
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The locality at Ban Wagyon. Big Patches of C.
albida growing at the opposite side of the stream.
coll. NJ 77-88
photo Jacobsen
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A big stand of C. albida at Ban Wagyon,
South of Ranong in Thailand.
coll. NJ 77-81
photo Jacobsen |
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A cultivated plant of C. albida. Leave
size up to 20 cm. Note the slight indulated margin of the leave.
coll. & cult. NJ 77-81
photo Jacobsen
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The spathe of C. albida. The limb is
typical broadened, the top a short spiral.
coll. unknown, cult. Wit 40819
photo de Wit
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The markings on the limb in C. albida vary from lines to spots.
coll. & cult. NJ 77-81
photo Jacobsen
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A rather narrow opened, twisted limb of the
spathe. Note the more line shaped markings on the limb.
coll. C1671-14, cult. NJ
photo Jacobsen
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A brown leaved C. albida with a not yet
opened spathe. The leaves are widely undulated.
coll. unknown, cult. W 54
photo van Wijngaarden
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A brown leaved C. albida. In
cultivation, the brown leaved forms turn green in low light levels.
coll. unknown, cult. de Wit
photo de Wit
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Opened kettle of C.albida. In the
dissected part you see the small holes (alveoli) in the top of the kettle .
coll. C1671-14, cult. NJ
photo Jacobsen
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From de Wit's Aquarienpflanzen a good picture of C. abida.
drawing Ike Zewald
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Distribution of C. albida in Myanmar
and Thailand.
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For reference to the other plants and the literature see the page on the crispatula group.
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