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Kadsura borneensis
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Kadsura borneensis

Kadsura borneensis is a woody, climbing vine (liana) in the family Schisandraceae, and is native to Borneo (Sabah).

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Description

Kadsura borneensis is a woody liana with elliptic to ovate leaves that are highly coriaceous. it has flowers borne solitary (singular) in either the axils of leaves, or in fugaceous bracts. It has petioles of 16.5–32 mm long on average, and a short peduncle of 0–1.9 mm long, and 14–22 by 9.5–11.5 mm berries, ripening red to purple.

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