Ardisia elliptica

It is a prolific reproducer which has made it a successful invasive species in other locations in the tropics where it has been. Synonyms : Ardisia littoralis. This species is shade-tolerant.

Birds eat the fruit and so disperse the seeds. The typical growth form in undamaged plants is a single, smooth stem that gives rise to short, perpendicular branches.

Ardisia elliptica is a native of Southeast Asia and was introduced into the United. However, some treatments still maintain it as distinct, treating it as being endemic to the Philippines. Title: Plants for a Future . Axillary clusters, star shape mm ( in) wide, with mauve-colored petals.

Ardisia humilis Vahl ( misapplied) Ardisia solanacea Roxb. Mata pelandok or Seashore ardisia. In the wil it is found in tidal swamps, muddy and sandy river banks of tidal estuaries, usually in .

I was pretty sure, starting this one, that I wanted a Hawaiian people term for the article title. It has escaped from private and public gardens to invade natural areas. Due to high reproductive output and high shade-tolerance, carpets of seedlings can form . Shrubs 1-m tall, glabrous. Due to its high reproductive output and high shade-tolerance, very dense carpets. An Illustrate Scientific and Medicinal Approach Hwee Ling Koh, Tung Kian Chua, Chay Hoon Tan.

Join our friendly community that shares tips and ideas for gardens, along with seeds and plants. There is the native Marlberry (Ardisia escallonioides) that has edible black fruit that ranges from bad to almost good. Another Oriental upstart has escaped and is occasionally foun the Ardisia solanaea. Its berries and young leafy shoots are . Distinguishing Characteristics. Myrsinaceae, the Myrsine family.

It is a pest plant in tropical and subtropical areas, including . They have an acute apex and a cuneate leaf base. The leaves have a leathery texture. Native Status: HI I LI.

Other Common Names: shoebutton ardisia. Data Source and Documentation . The genus Ardisia including A. Brazilian scientists reported that the major anthocyanin pigment in fruits of A. Thai traditional medicine, it is used to cure .