Lilium eupetes
Lilium eupetes is a recently discovered and described epiphytic species of lily from the north of Vietnam.[1][2]
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| Lilium eupetes J.M.H.Shaw | |
Lilium eupetes reproduces by seed and vegetatively via the production of bulbils dispersed by wind. When the leaves die back they wither and curl into a circle. This eventually detaches from the stem, and acts as the functional equivalent of a samara, carrying the attached bulbil to a new site.[1]
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