匹克茶组 Camellia sect. Piquetia (Pierre) Sealy, 1958, Rev. Gen. Camellia: 108. (Sealy, 1958).
≡ Thea sect. Piquetia Pierre, 1887, Fl. For. Conchinchine, II. Sub, pl. 119. (Pierre, 1887).
= Camellia sect. Lecomtia Orel, 2015, Pursuit of Hidden Camellias Vietnam China: 154. (Orel & Curry, 2015).
Typus: Camellia piquetiana (Pierre) Sealy, 1958, Rev. Gen. Camellia: 108 (Seally, 1958)
Leaf-blades oblong, narrow elliptic or narrow lanceolate, very large, usually more than 20 cm long; flower axillary or terminal, solitary or 2–5 clustered, pedicellate, nodding; pedicel stout or slender, 1.2–5.5 cm long, thickened upwards; bracteoles 2–4, persistent (except for C. longii and C. proensis); sepals 5, (rarely 3 in C. dongnaiensis and C. campanulata, sepals 6‒7 in C. hiepii), persistent; stamens free above the union with the petals; gynoecium densely hairy; style 5 or more, or 3–4 in C. honbaensis, 4 in C. sonthaiensis, free, or just united at the base; capsule depressed-globose; seeds 1–2 per locule.
叶片长圆形、狭椭圆形或狭披针形,非常大,通常超过 20 厘米长;花腋生或顶生,单生或 2-5 朵簇生,有花梗,有节;花梗粗壮或纤细,长 1.2-5.5 厘米,向上加厚;小苞片 2-4,宿存(除 C. longii 和 C. proensis 外)。萼片5,(在C. dongnaiensis和C. campanulata中很少为3,在C. hiepii中为萼片6-7),宿存;雄蕊在与花瓣结合处上方离生;雌蕊群密毛;花柱5或更多,或在C. honbaensis中为3-4,在C. sonthaiensis中为4,离生,或在基部刚刚结合;蒴果扁球形;种子1-2粒/室。
From the paper: Roman Vasilyevich Doudkin et al. 2023. An Updated Checklist and Comments for Section Piquetia. DALAT UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF SCIENCE Volume 13, Issue 2, 2023 93-108
(1) C. annamensis (2) C. campanulata (3) C. cattienensis (4) C. dalatensis (5) C. dongnaiensis (6) C. hiepii (7) C. honbaensis (8) C. langbianensis (9) C. longii (10) C. phuongchiana (11) C. piquetiana (12) C. proensis (13) C. sonthaiensis (14) C. sphamii (15) C. vidalii
A key to the species of Camellia section Piquetia worldwide
1a. Ovary 3(–4)-locular |
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1b. Ovary 5-locular or more |
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2a. Style united at the base, flower red to purplish red |
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2b. Style free to the base, flower light yellow |
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3a. Flower shape campanulate |
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3b. Flower shape cyanthiform, never campanulate |
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4a. Style united at the base |
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4b. Style free to the base |
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5a. Flower pink, red, purple |
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5b. Flower light yellow, or yellow with pink pigmentation on edges |
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6a. Petals 8; leaf base auriculate |
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6b. Petals 5–6; leaf base obtuse to rounded |
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7a. Sepals 5; petals 20–22 |
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7b. Sepals 3; petals 6 |
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8a. Young branches pubescent |
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8b. Young branches glabrous. |
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9a. Petals light yellow only |
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9b. Petals yellow with pink pigmentation on edges |
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10a. Leaf base subcordate or cordate |
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10b. Leaf base broadly acute or obtuse |
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11a. Young branches pubescent |
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11b. Young branches glabrous |
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12a. Young branches pubescent; sepals 5–6 |
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12b. Young branches glabrous; sepals 3 |
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13a. Leaf base rounded or acute |
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13b. Leaf base cordate |
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14a. Sepals and petals pubescent or tomentose on both sides |
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14b. Sepals and petals glabrous inside |