Kleinhovia hospita L.
Andere Namen
| International anerkannter Handelsname (ATIBT) | ||
| English | Guest-tree | |
| Andere Namen |
Herkunft
| Staaten und Gebiete | Ryukyu Isl.; Australia (Queensland); Pacific Isl.; Torres Isl. (near Vanuatu); Vanuatu; Fiji (incl. Vanua Balavu & Lakeba Isl.); peninsular Malaysia (Kedah, Perak); +Singapore; Christmas Isl. [Austr.]; China (Hainan); Taiwan; India (Tripura, Orissa, Southern India); Philippinen; Sri Lanka; Thailand; Vietnam; Java; Myanmar; Borneo; New Guinea (Irian Jaya, Papua New Guinea); Sumatra; Sulawesi; Moluccas; Lesser Sunda Isl.; American Samoa (Manua Isl., Tutuila, Aunu'u, Ofu, Olosega, Ta'u); Fed. States of Micronesia (Yap, Truk, Moen, Tol, Kapingamarangi, Pohnpei, Kosrae); Palau (Babeldaob, Koror); Society Isl. [I] (Tahiti [I], Raiatea [I]); Tonga (Vava'u); [Western] Samoa (Aleipata Islands, Upolu, Savaii); tropical Africa [I]; Puerto Rico [I]; Haiti [I]; Dominican Republic [I]; Trinidad & Tobago [I]; Honduras [I] | |||
| [I] = Eingeführt | ||||
Botanik
| Reich | Plantae | |||
| Stamm | Tracheophyta | |||
| Gymnosperm | Angiosperm | |||
| Klasse | Magnoliopsida | |||
| Ordnung | Malvales (Malvenartige) | |||
| Familie | Malvaceae (Malvengewächse) | |||
| Gattung | Kleinhovia | |||
| Spezies | hospita | |||
| Autorenkürzel | L. | |||
| Wissenschaftlicher Name | Kleinhovia hospita L. | |||
Habitus
| Holztyp | Laubholz | |||
Natürliche Dauerhaftigkeit
(nach EN 350 )
| Pilze Feld | DC | |||
Erscheinungsbilder
Holz
Kleinhovia hospita , ©Dennis Wilson
Rinde
, Bark , ©Dennis Wilson
Laub
, Leaves , ©Dennis Wilson
, Leaves , ©Dennis Wilson
, Leaves , ©Dennis Wilson