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TL:DR

This species was discovered in 2018 in Vietnam, “Tuyen Quang province, Lam Binh district, Thuong Lam community, in the secondary tropical evergreen lowland rainforest and broad-leaved forests on the slopes and ridge of crystalline limestone hills with highly eroded earth, grow on ground soil” (reference).  Its leaves are actually quite thick and strong.  Leaves are covered in bright white dots, and abaxial leaf surfaces are more reddish brown. It was originally called erectocarpa but has been since reclassified as U692

Species B. U692 (ex. erectocarpa)
Region Asia
Country Vietnam
Year published 2018
Date of Origin -
Plant Type -
Section Leprosae
Chr 2n -
Endangered Status -
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Species/ Cultivar B. U692 (ex. erectocarpa)
Form Varieties
Author H.Q.Nguyen, Y.M.Shui & W.H.Chen, sp. nov.
Publication Date 2018
Date of Origin -
Place Vietnam
Habitat Grows on soil within the secondary tropical evergreen lowland rainforest and broad-leaved forests on the slopes and ridge of crystalline lime­stone with highly eroded earth at an elevation 400–700 m above sea level
Section Leprosae
Chr 2n -
Plant Type -
Synonyms and Comments -
Reference PhytoKeys 2018: “Seven new species of Begonia (Begoniaceae) in Northern Vietnam and Southern

Description

Description Similar to B. longicarpa K.Y. Guan et D.K. Tan
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Lineage & Availability

Offspring of: NA
Female Parent Of none in our records
Male Parent Of none in our records
In Cultivation? -

References: In Search of Small Things, The International Database of the Begoniaceae

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