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Hoya wayettii kloppenb.


Description:
Terrestrial or epiphytic vine, with many dangling branches; stems and leaves often exude white sap when cut or bruised. Leaves oppositely arranged along the stem; lamina narrowly elliptic, rather folded upward along the midrib, rusty purple-green along the margins, 5⎼14 cm long, 1.5⎼2.7 cm wide; petiole 0.5⎼1.5 cm long. Flowers in pendulous flat umbel, with up to 20 flowers or more, dark red; the outer edges of the corolla with white bristly hairs; flower diameter up to 1.6 cm.

References:
Aurigue, F.B. 2013. A Collection of Philippine Hoyas and their Culture. 195p., Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD) Book Series 2/2013. Los Baños, Philippines.
Fernando, E.S., V.B. Amoroso, D.N. Tandang, C.I. Banag, A.B. Lapis, W.S. Gruèzo, F.P. Coritico, F.A. Pollisco Jr., A.M. Palijon, M.D. Ching, F.P. Lansigan, C. Garcia-Francisco, N.M. Lita, A.M. Tagtag, & J.L. De Leon. 2021. Threatened Plants of the Philippines. 147p. Biodiversity Management Bureau, Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Quezon City, Philippines. ISBN 978-621-96498-0-3.
Kloppenburg, D. 1993. Hoya wayetii. Fraterna 6(2): 10.
Pelser, P.B., J.F. Barcelona, & D.L. Nickrent (eds.). 2011 onwards. Co’s Digital Flora of the Philippines. http://www.philippineplants.org.


Wayet hoya
Apocynaceae
Hoya
N/A
Endangered
Endemic
Hoya Wayettii
  • Leaves with midrib not extended into tendril
  • Leaves opposite or decussate in arrangement
  • Vines with stems exuding white sap
  • Flowers in convex umbel, dark, leaves narrowly elliptic, rather folded upward along midrib rusty green along margins.
  • Angiosperms
  • Plants producing true flowers and fruits for sexual reproduction