Nepenthes kampotiana
Nepenthes kampotiana
130 veduti
Tassonomija
| Familja: | Nepenthaceae |
|---|---|
| Ġeneru: | Nepenthes |
| Ordni: | Caryophyllales |
Ħarsa ġenerali
Nepenthes kampotiana is a lowland tropical pitcher plant of southern Cambodia, eastern Thailand and southern coastal Vietnam. It grows in open, seasonally wet savannah and grassy scrub and survives dry seasons and fire from a woody rootstock.
Nepenthes kampotiana has leathery, nearly stalkless leaves that are linear to lanceolate, with a long tendril. Lower pitchers are egg-shaped in the lower third and narrower above. Upper pitchers are cylindrical with a bulbous base. The peristome is narrow and usually unstriped, and the lid is round with a heart-shaped base. The plant is hairless except on the leaf axils, tendrils and pitchers.
It belongs to the N. thorelii aggregate and is closely related to N. chang. Like its relatives N. smilesii and N. thorelii, it does not usually form climbing stems but a robust rosette with several growing points. Stems may grow in the wet season but dry out in the dry season, and the plants resprout from a lignotuber.
Its classification has varied. Jebb and Cheek merged it with N. anamensis in 1997; Stewart McPherson reinstated it in 2009, and fieldwork in Vietnam in 2015 supported keeping it separate from N. smilesii. Jan Schlauer still treats it as a synonym of N. smilesii. Hybrids with N. bokorensis and N. mirabilis are known, and hybrid swarms occur where it grows with N. smilesii.
Informazzjoni Ġeografika
Reġjun Nattiv: Southern Cambodia, eastern Thailand and southern coastal Vietnam
Żoni Klimatiċi: Tropical lowland (0-600 m) with a marked dry season
Nepenthes kampotiana is a pyrophyte of open, seasonally inundated savannah and grassland, at 0 to 600 m. In southern Vietnam it was found in fairly dry, open grassy scrub on sandy soil near the coast, at or just above sea level, in Phuoc Buu National Park. The region has a wet season from May to October and a dry season from late November to April.
Karatteristiċi Fiżiċi
Daqs Matur: Robust rosette; stems formed in the wet season
Rata ta' Tkabbir: Moderate
Tip ta' Nassa: Pitfall Trap
The pitchers are pitfall traps. Lower pitchers are swollen at the base and narrow above, and upper pitchers are cylindrical with a bulbous base, under a flat, round lid.
Gwida għall-Kura
Rekwiżiti tad-Dawl
In the wild it grows in open grassland and scrub. Bright, diffuse light is excellent, and artificial lighting can be adequate if it is bright enough.
Bright light year round kuljum
Rekwiżiti tal-Ilma
Tip: Purified water (distilled, reverse osmosis or rain) is safest
Metodu: Water from above and let the excess drain. Do not keep the pot standing in a tray of water: plants sitting in trays often have dwarfed root systems.
Frekwenza: Often enough to keep the mix evenly moist
Umdità: Very high: at least 60%, ideally near 90%
Ħamrija
A 50:50 mix of long-fiber sphagnum moss and perlite is a good general starting point. After about a year, knock the plant out of its pot and look at the roots; if they are not exploring the mix, try a different one. In the wild it grows in sandy soil.
pH: Acidic (sphagnum based)
Temperatura
Sajf: Days 86-93°F (30-34°C), nights about 14°F cooler
Xitwa: No cultivation rest documented
It-tmigħ
Frekwenza: Optional; at most once or twice a month into the pitchers
Plants that catch insects need no feeding. Growers who want to fertilize can pour a small amount of orchid or epiphyte fertilizer into the pitchers once or twice a month, starting small and watching the effect. Fertilizing is optional.
Propagazzjoni
Metodi: Seed needs a male and a female plant flowering at the same time, and should be sown at once. Wild plants grow as rosettes with several growing points from a lignotuber.
Diffikultà: Moderate
Pariri għall-Bidu
Treat it as a lowland Nepenthes: warm, humid and brightly lit, watered from above.
Issolvi l-problemi
Leaf edges burning and tendrils failing to form pitchers: humidity too low. A small plant with a weak root system: the pot has been standing in water.
Pariri dwar it-Tkabbir
Humidity makes the pitchers Troubleshooting
Burned leaf edges and tendrils without pitchers mean the air is too dry.
Lowland warmth General
Keep days around 86-93°F (30-34°C) with nights only about 14°F (8°C) cooler.
Check the label Advanced
Images and plants of N. kampotiana and N. smilesii are often confused. N. kampotiana has hairless stems and leaves; N. smilesii has short hairs on all vegetative parts.
Fatti Interessanti
It is named after Kampot in Cambodia, near which the first specimens were collected.
Like the pitcher plants of northern Australia, it survives harsh dry seasons and fire from a lignotuber.
Its long inflorescences probably hold the flowers above the surrounding grasses.
Its presence in Vietnam was predicted in 2009 and confirmed in 2015.
The IUCN Red List assessed it as Least Concern in 2018 (Clarke, assessment T48973548A143970556).
Storja
Paul Henri Lecomte described N. kampotiana in 1909, together with N. geoffrayi, from Cambodian material collected by Geoffray near Kampot; N. geoffrayi is now a synonym. Jebb and Cheek reduced both names to synonyms of N. anamensis in 1997. In 2009 McPherson reinstated N. kampotiana, following Martin Cheek's interpretation, which F. S. Mey had also supported, and Mey designated its type material in 2010. In 2015 Chiem Nguyen Anh Vu found populations in southern Vietnam, confirming that the species occurs there.
Sorsi
- Nepenthes kampotiana, Wikipedia
- Nepenthes kampotiana, Caryophyllales Network: Nepenthaceae (after Mey 2010, Cambodian Journal of Natural History)
- An account of the Nepenthes species of Vietnam (Richard Nunn and Chiem Nguyen Anh Vu), Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 45(3): 93-101 (2016)
- Nepenthes: species from other parts of the world, The Carnivorous Plant FAQ (Barry Rice)
- Nepenthes: basic cultivation, The Carnivorous Plant FAQ (Barry Rice)
- Nepenthes: advanced cultivation, The Carnivorous Plant FAQ (Barry Rice)
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Ibqa' Aġġornat fuq Nepenthes kampotiana
Abbona biex tirċievi pariri dwar il-kura, gwidi għat-tkabbir, u aġġornamenti speċifiċi għal Nepenthes kampotiana u pjanti karnivori oħra.