Platylophus

Platylophus is distinguished by its flat, broad leaves which facilitate an efficient photosynthesis process, crucial in its densely forested habitats. This characteristic not only aids in maximizing light capture but also in moisture retention. The structure of platylophus typically features a robust stem and a bushy appearance, making it a resilient understorey plant.

Scientific classification

Genus

Platylophus (Platylophus)

Family

Cunonia

Order

Woodsorrels, quandongs, and allies

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Species

White alder

Care Guide for Platylophus

Every week

Water

Propagation: Propagation of platylophus mainly involves cuttings or seeds. Success hinges on warm temperatures, moderate light, and well-draining soil. Use healthy, non-flowering stems for cuttings, and treat seed beds with fungicide. Follow specific steps for cuttings, ensuring humidity until rooting occurs.

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