10 Graines Cynanchum rostellatum, Metaplexis japonica

Cynanchum Rostellatum, Metaplexis Japonica |

Metaplexis is a kind of flower plants of the Apocynaceae family , described for the first time as gender in 1810. As it is currently designed, it contains two known species, both from Asia from the East 

10 seeds - direct sowing at 20 ° C

The plants Metaplexis are vines which reach 8 m high; are rhizomatous and have underground wooden organs which constitute a pattern. The limbo of the leaves are Herbaceous , about 5 to 10 cm long and 4.6 cm wide, ovals , corded at the base, with Attenuated acute summit, Adaxial Glabre and slightly pubescent on the lower part. ^[2]

The Inflorescences are extra-axillary, lonely, almost as long as the adjacent leaves. Plants have 6 to 20, simple flowers, at peduncle longer than pedicels which are practically obsolete and slightly pubescent over the entire surface. ^[2]

Species ^[1]

1. Metaplexis Hemsleyana Oliv. - China (Guangxi, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Yunnan)
2. Metaplexis Japanica MAKINO - Wounded in a large part of China; also Korea, Japan, Russian Far East

formerly included ^[1]

1. Metaplexis Cavaleriei , Syn de Marsdenia Cavaleriei
2. Metaplexis fimbriata , syn of matelea cumanensis

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/metaplexis