Begonia dimorpha (Begoniaceae) and Clerodendrum pygmaeum (Lamiaceae), new records for the Philippines from Tawi-Tawi Island

  • Olimpos S
  • Ples D
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Abstract

Field work in Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi, Philippines, resulted in new country records of Begonia dimorpha S.Julia (sect. Petermannia, Begoniaceae) and Clerodendrum pygmaeum Merr. (sect. Clerodendrum, Lamiaceae), both previously recorded only from Borneo. There are now 162 species of Begonia L. and 18 species of Clerodendrum L. known from the Philippines. Field observations and taxonomic notes on each species are presented and the presence of Bornean plant elements in the Sulu archipelago is discussed.

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Olimpos, S. M. B., & Ples, D. J. R. (2023). Begonia dimorpha (Begoniaceae) and Clerodendrum pygmaeum (Lamiaceae), new records for the Philippines from Tawi-Tawi Island. Gardens’ Bulletin Singapore, 75(1), 119–128. https://doi.org/10.26492/gbs75(1).2023-09

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