Yunnan found that the new species of hairy fruit vine in the wild only 15 plants

Kunming, China, January 3, China
Xishuangpuna Tropical Botanical Garden (here is called "Wanna Botanical Garden") website released a message on the 3rd, the institute's researchers in Xishuangdana County, Guanle Town found a new species of fruit vine - hairy fruit vine. The results were published online online in the international academic journal
International Journal.
the Stixis are known to be endeth genus of Asia, containing 9 and 1 subseths, spread from India to southern China and the central and southern peninsulas. At present, there are three kinds of distribution in China, namely S. suaveolens, S. ovatasubsp.fasciculata, and S. scandens, all of which are distributed in Yunnan.
In March 2019, Shen Jianyong, Wang Wenguang and Ma Xingda of the Garden and Horticulture Department of the Panna Botanical Garden, found a spot of fruit and rattan plants and collected specimens of flowering plants and took photographs while carrying out the survey of the target plants of the "Full Coverage Protection Plan for Native Plants in Xishuangdana Area" in Guanle Town. Through the identification of specimens and the examination of a large number of model specimens and related literature, it was finally confirmed that the benemore is a new species. According to the hairy features of the leaves and flowers of the species, it is named Stixis villiflora J. Y. Shen, S. Landrein, W. G. Wang and X. D. Ma). And stixis villiflora, a new species of a resedaceae from Yunnan, China. The title is published online in the international academic journal
Lia.
researchers said that the hairy fruit vine and the home-grown zebra vine, conical fruit vine, closed-pulse fruit vine and the Philippines-made S. philippine fruit vine (S. philippinensis) are similar in form, but the leaves of the porcula vine have dense sacs on both sides Raised and dense soft hair; male 14-18 (pieces); female male handle length of about 1mm, the lower half smooth hairless, the upper half is soft hair; female shank and sub-room is dense soft hair, the above features can be obvious and the first four different.
, only 15 pores have been found in the wild, and the distribution is not in the protected area, there are more serious signs of logging around. The new species is assessed as critically endangered according to IUCN's Endangered Rating Criteria.
next step, researchers say, effective measures will be taken to protect the porcine vines that have been discovered from human interference.