ALOCASIA ‘BOGANI’*

ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION:

Undescribed species originating from North Sulawesi, Indonesia. The plant was discovered by botanists trying to find wild Alocasia tandurusa specimens in the Bogani Nani Wartabone National Park.

While Alocasia ‘Bogani’ could also be a natural hybrid of Alocasia tandurusa and Alocasia ‘Sabrina’, which are both found in the park, further molecular testing would be needed to confirm


Photo by Amrand


SYNONYMS: N/A

DISTRIBUTION: Indonesia | North Sulawesi

Alocasia ‘Bogani’*

CLIMATE: Unknown

ECOLOGY: Unknown


 

SPECIES DESCRIPTION:

INFLORESCENCE: N/A

VARIEGATED FORMS: N/A

ETYMOLOGY: This species’ epithet refers to the Bogani, which are the traditional leaders of the Mongondow people of North Sulawesi

NOTES: N/A

CULTIVARS: N/A

HYBRIDS: N/A

 

REFERENCES:

  1. Additional photos by Amandine Gennari and Erwan Le Letty

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