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Botanical Name
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Common name
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Distribution
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Character & Comments
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NO
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A. & ssp. caudatum
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Aoba
(like a tail)
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E. Himalayas,
Upper Burma
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Leaves 5-lobed, 7-12cm across
almost orbicular (not so long as wide)
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801
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A. calcaratum
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(spurred)
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Burma, Thailand,
Sikkim
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Leaves 3-lobed,
20-25cm long, 7.5-11cm wide
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802
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A. campbellii
ssp. flabellatum
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(fan-shaped)
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northern Laos,
Vietnam
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Leaves 7-lobed, leaf margin more serrate
than that of ssp. campbellii
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803
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A. chapaense
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(after Chapa region)
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North Vietnam
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3-5-lobed, 5-15cm across, almost
orbicular, glabrous, with five main veins
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804
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A. fenzelianum
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(after Fenzl)
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North Vietnam
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Leaves 3-lobed or tridentate
bases rounded to subcordate
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805
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A. tonkinense
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(after Tonkin)
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Tonkin,
North Vietnam
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Leaves leathery, subcoriaceous, 3-lobed
inflorescences long
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806
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A. erythranthum
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(red flowering)
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Annam, Vietnam
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Leaves unlobed, entire, broadly lanceolate
apices acuminate, margins entire
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807
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A. fabri
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(after Faber)
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Hong Kong, E. Himalayas Hainan
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Leaves fully unlobed, oblong
leaf bases cuneate
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808
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A. hainanense
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(after Hainan)
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Hainan, Guangdong
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ever green, unlobed, apices acute, coriaeous
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809
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A. laevigatum
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(smooth)
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SE asia,
Sichuan, Nepal
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ever green, unlobed, coriaceous
1000-2000m
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810
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A. wardii
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(after F. Kingdon Ward)
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Upper Burma
E. Xizang, Assam
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similar to Sect. Palmata, but having two
pairs of bud scales and extrastaminal discs
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811
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A. & ssp. pectinatum
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(like a comb)
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Himalayas, Bhutan
Nepal, Upper Burma
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distinctive fiery red petioles
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812
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ssp. taronense
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(from the Taron River)
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NE Burma, E. Xizang
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Leaves 5-lobed, ovate, 4-10 cm long
3-8 cm wide, lobes triangular ovate
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813
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A. & ssp. sikkimense
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(from Sikkim)
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E. Himalayas,
Sikkim, Bhutan,
Assam, N. Burma
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beautiful species of snakebark maple
Leaves ovate, 8-15cm long, 5-10cm wide
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814
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A. stachyophyllum
(A. tetramerum)
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(Spike-leaved)
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Himalayas
from Sikkim to Hubei
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Leaves ovate, unlobed to 3-5-lobed
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815
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A. oblongum
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Flying moth tree
Kusunoha kaede
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Himalayas
Nepal, Kashmir
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ever green, unlobed, coriaceous
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816
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A. &ssp. sterculiaceum
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(with leaves like Sterculia)
the Roman god of manuring
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W.Himalayas, Sikkim
Kashmir, Nepal
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Leaves 3-5-lobed, 14-20cm across
young leaves almost tomentose
on both sides
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817
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ssp. thomsonii
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(after Thomas Thomson)
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Himalayas, Sikkim
Assam, Bhutan
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Leaves huge, 15-30cm across, 3-5-lobed
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818
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A. cappadocicum
ssp. sinicum
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(Chinese)
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Himalayas, China
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the lobes are more pointed, the petioles
somewhat longer than ssp. cappadocicum
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819
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A. Garrettii
(A. longicarpum)
(A. machilifolium)
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(after Garrett)
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Hainan, Thailand
Annam, Tonkin,
Vietnam
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reddish or bluish shoots, evergreen leaves
Leaves persistent, oblong-elliptic, fully unlobed
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820
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A. Laurinum
(A. cassiaefolium)
(A. decandrum)
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Walik elar, Wuru dapung
Wuru putih
(with evergreen leaves)
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Burma, Hainan, China
Malaysia, Indonesia
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a mighty evergreen tree,
branches glaucous to purplish,
leaves persistent, oblong-elliptic
glaucous beneath, shining green above
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821
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