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Auch bekannt als: Alocasia amabilis, Alocasia argyrea, Alocasia cochinchensis, Alocasia curtisiae, Alocasia curtisii, Alocasia cuspidata, Alocasia denudata, Alocasia denudata elongata, Alocasia eminens, Alocasia gibba, Alocasia gigantea, Alocasia grandis, Alocasia intermedia, Alocasia korthalsii, Alocasia leoniae, Alocasia leonii, Alocasia longifolia, Alocasia lowii, Alocasia lowii grandis, Alocasia lowii picta, Alocasia lowii reticulata, Alocasia lowii veitchii, Alocasia lucianii, Alocasia pucciana, Alocasia putzeysii, Alocasia singaporensis, Alocasia spectabilis, Alocasia thibantiana, Alocasia veitchii, Alocasia veitchii superba, Alocasia veitchii supurba, Alocasia watsoniana, Caladium lowii, Caladium veitchii

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Artensteckbrief

Akzeptierter Name
Alocasia longiloba Miq. Art
Trivialnamen
langes Pfeilblatt
Reich
Plantae
Abteilung
Tracheophyta
Klasse
Liliopsida
Ordnung
Alismatales
Familie
Araceae
Gattung
Alocasia
Verbreitung
Borneo; Cambodia; China South-Central; Hainan; China Southeast
Erstveröffentlicht in
Fl. Ned. Ind. 3: 207 (1856)

Bilder und Beobachtungen

Cambodia, Laos, S Vietnam north to S.W. China, south to Peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, Borneo, Java (type), and Sulawesi. (CATE Araceae)

Herbs, terrestrial, small to robust, to 150cm tall, evergreen or seasonally dormant. Stem rhizomatous, elongate, erect to decumbent, sometimes subtuberous, 8–60 × 2–8cm. Leaves 1–3 together, subtended by lanceolate papery-membranous cataphylls; petiole terete, 30–120cm, glabrous, sheathing in proximal 1/4, purple-brown to green, strikingly obliquely mottled chocolate-brown; leaf blade pendent, green or flushed with purple abaxially, dark green often with major venation gray-green adaxially, narrowly hastate-sagittate, 27–85 × 14–40cm; posterior lobes peltate for (5–)10–30% of their length, acute, anterior lobe with 4–8 primary lateral veins on each side, axillary glands conspicuous, interprimary collective veins weak. Inflorescences solitary or paired; peduncle 8–18cm, resembling petioles, subtended by cataphylls. Spathe 7–17cm, abruptly constricted 1.5–3.5cm from base; proximal spathe green, ovoid; limb erect, later reflexing, pale green, lanceolate, canoe-shaped, 5.5–7.5cm. Spadix somewhat shorter than spathe, 6–13 cm, stipitate, stipe whitish, conic, ca. 5mm; female zone 1–1.5cm; pistil green, subglobose, 1.5–2mm in diam.; stigma white, subsessile or on a slender style to ca. 0.5mm, 3- or 4-lobed; sterile zone 7–10mm, narrower than fertile zones; synandrodes mostly rhombic-hexagonal, flat-topped; male zone ivory, sub-cylindric, tapered at base, 1.2–2.5cm × 4.5–8mm; synandria 4–6-merous, ± hexagonal, ca. 2mm in diam.; appendix pale orange, 3.5–9cm, subcylindric, tapering to a point. Fruiting spathe glossy green, ovoid, 4–7cm. Fruit ripening orange-red, globose-ellipsoid, ca. 1.5 × 0.75cm. (CATE Araceae)

GBIF Secretariat (2023). GBIF Backbone Taxonomy. Checklist dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/39omei accessed via GBIF.org on 2026-10-05. Accessed via https://www.gbif.org/species/5329978 https://www.gbif.org/species/5329978 · Zuletzt aktualisiert 05.10.2026, 03:32