Plants of the World Online. Kew Bull Smitinand holotypus BKF! Habit Annual herbs Stem Stem forming a basal disc. Leaves crowded into a basal rosette, linear, 2. Ecology On the borders of barren sandstone rocks or paddy fields, in open marshy places, on sandy soil. Dry dipterocarp forest; — m.
Conservation Vulnerable VU D2. Known only from three or perhaps four sites in two Changwat in Thailand. However, both Changwat are under-recorded Parnell et al. Phenology October — February. Note This species is similar to Eriocaulon smitinandii in the colour and size of capitula, the glabrous sheaths and leaves and in the scapes which are hairy.
Its female sepals, however, are dimorphic, the middle one being shell-like and in this regard similar to E. The female petals are all glandular. Native to: Thailand. Eriocaulon nautiliformoides var. Eriocaulon nautiliformoides Praj. First published in Kew Bull. Flora of Thailand 13 3 : Literature Kew Bulletin Sano, P.
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