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Scindapsus pictus

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
3Lilianae
Subclass
2Aridae
Phase
1Arales
Subphase
7Monsteroideae
Stage
6
Name

Scindapsus pictus

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3-632.11.10

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English: Satin pothos; Silver pothos; Silver vine.
Name: Latin pictus means "painted".
Clades: Araceae; Arales; Aridae; Lilianae; Angiospermae; Plants.
Region: Bangladesh, Borneo, India, Java, Peninsular Malaysia, Philippines, Sulawesi, Sumatra, Taiwan Thailand.
Use: houseplant.
BotanyType: herb; evergreen; climber, liana; grows to around 90 cm, to 3 m tall.
Stem: with nodes, every few cm, which produce anchoring roots, sticky to the touch, adhering to any firm surface, including rocks, cement, brick, logs and trees; leaf noddes at each root node, sprouting from the opposite (top) side of the vine.
Leaves: matte, seafoam-pine green hue, often covered in silver blotches.
Flower: insignificant flowers.
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