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creating its finger-like outline
Peltate to subpeltate blades: the petiole attaches inside the lamina
containing calcium oxalate crystals
The markings gather beside the veins and stretch along the blade
Pale central and basal veins cross the elongated dark velvet leaves of Anthurium leuconeurum
Pterisanthes sp. Papua Medinilla creating its finger-like outlinePterisanthes sp. Papua climbing rarity with unknown origins This unidentified species from the genus Pterisanthes is an exceptionally rare tropical liana collected in Papua. Its unique position within the grape family (Vitaceae) adds to its botanical intrigue, but what really makes it stand out is its exotic, elongated foliage and striking growth habit. Perfect for collectors and climber lovers alike, this plant is still scientifically unresolved