Fibraurea - Fibraurea (Taxonomy, Characteristics, Distribution, Images)

Fibraurea

Fibraurea is a perennial climbing herb, known for its robust, yellow-hued stems that intertwine and ascend through its supporting environment. Adapted to thrive in the understorey of tropical forests, its stems are tough yet flexible, aiding in both support and nutrient absorption. This adaptation allows fibraurea to access sunlight effectively by weaving through denser vegetation, while its intricate root system anchors it firmly, optimizing moisture and nutrient uptake.

Scientific classification

Genus

Fibraurea (Fibraurea)

Family

Moonseed

Order

Buttercups, poppies and allies

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Evergreen

Leaf type

Images of Fibraurea

Species

Fibraurea recisa

Care Guide for Fibraurea

Every 3 weeks

Water

Water: Fibraurea, originating from regions with intermittent rainfall, exhibits high drought tolerance and prefers dry climates. It requires watering only once every three weeks, making it ideal for xeriscaping and water-scarce environments.

Propagation: Propagation of fibraurea primarily occurs through seed sowing. Key factors include adequate light, consistent temperature, and well-drained soil. Use fresh seeds and treat for dormancy if needed. Steps involve collecting seeds, treating them, sowing in a suitable mix, maintaining moisture, and transplanting hardy seedlings.

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