Amyema scandens
Amyema scandens
- Flower nameAmyema scandens
- Scientific nameAmyema scandens
- AliasAmyema scandens
- Place of originNew Caledonia to Australia
- Place of floweringSpecific area
- Flowering seasonJanuary, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
What is Amyema scandens
Amyema scandens, (scientific name:Amyema scandens), is native to New Caledonia and Australia, and is a semi-parasitic shrub of the family Loranthaceae. It lives in a dense jungle that infests the stems of various hosts. The cylindrical branch is solid. It drow out the inflorescences and blooms 3-6 red tubular flowers. The yellow stamen does not protrude from the corolla.Breeding is an avian medium that depends on birds.
Common name: Amyema scandens, Scientific name:Amyema scandens, Place of Origin: New Caledonia to Australia, Flowering Period: Anniversary locally, Fruit Shape: Oval, Fruit Length: 0.7-1 cm.



























