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Hello!

This is my first step in this forum - but I was reading here for a long time - and I enjoyed it very much!

First of all - please apologise my english, but my mother language is german --> please speak slowly with me, that I can understand you :lol: :lol: - and I hope you will understand me :lol: :lol:

I have many exotic plants at home - only in pots :blink: - because the climate in this area of Austria is not warm enough for them to keep them in winter outside :huh:

Now my first question to you - I hope, you can help me:

A friend of mine found these seeds on an shore of Koh Lipe Island/South Thailand

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My friend and I have now little plants, but we do not know the name! :rolleyes:

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Thank you for your informations!

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Greetings from a litte village near Salzburg/Austria

Moni

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USDA 5b (up to -26° C)

It is very hard for me to see, how many plants are growing around the the world, which I don't have in my collection!!!!

Posted

Monika,

Welcome aboard!

There are many helpful and friendly people here.

John

John Case

Brentwood CA

Owner and curator of Hana Keu Garden

USDA Zone 9b more or less, Sunset Zone 14 in winter 9 in summer

"Its always exciting the first time you save the world. Its a real thrill!"

Posted

Hallo liebe Moni!

Endlich, herzlich willkommen! :lol:

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Greetings from Amman/Jordan

Simona

Posted

Hi Simona, hi John!

Thank you for your welcome!

Simona, thank you for your help with registration 046.gif- I think I was only too impatient ;):lol:

Greetings from a litte village near Salzburg/Austria

Moni

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USDA 5b (up to -26° C)

It is very hard for me to see, how many plants are growing around the the world, which I don't have in my collection!!!!

Posted

Hello Moni,

Welcome to the forum!

That is a beautiful plant with ornamental glossy serrated leaves. I wish I could help, but there are other helpful members here who might.

George Yao

Metro-Manila

Philippines

Posted

My suggestion will be that you PM kom thai palm & Rthink of thailand to get those seeds & plants ID.They are Proffessional plant growers.. :hmm:

Love,

Kris :)

love conquers all..

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Posted

Hi George,

thank you! Today I contacted Kom Thai Palm & Rthink (thank you Kris :D) - I hope they will know the seeds/plant.

Ahhh, Kris - I did so! Thanky you very much! :winkie:

Greetings from a litte village near Salzburg/Austria

Moni

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USDA 5b (up to -26° C)

It is very hard for me to see, how many plants are growing around the the world, which I don't have in my collection!!!!

Posted

Hi Moni,

I've got your message. I guess your plant is in family Lythraceae, genus Lagerstroemia.

There are minor difference between species, don't excatly know which one.

- Lagerstroemia speciosa (guess this one)

- Lagerstroemia macrocarpa

- Lagerstroemia loudonii

- Lagerstroemia floribunda

Do you have picture of flowers, trunk or whole (mature) plant?

Regards

Komkrit Yensirikul

Bangkok, Thailand /17C to 40C Avg32C /rain 4 months a year.

Posted

Hello!

Thank you for your info - I'm sorry, I have no further infos --- my friend Sabine gathered the seeds on the shore of Koh Lipe - she didnot see a tree/bush with similar fruits.

Perhaps the fruits were spoilt on the shore?????

I will now investigate fotos of the plants, which you mentioned above!

Thank you very much!

Greetings from a litte village near Salzburg/Austria

Moni

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USDA 5b (up to -26° C)

It is very hard for me to see, how many plants are growing around the the world, which I don't have in my collection!!!!

Posted

Dear Komkrit!

Now I had a look for your mentioned plants - you are right, the seedpots look simliar, but not the seeds??

http://www.bloggang.com/data/endless9/picture/1236089653.jpg

... and now I remembered - 2006 I got Lagerstroemis-seeds vom Bali:

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Greetings from a litte village near Salzburg/Austria

Moni

11152.gif

USDA 5b (up to -26° C)

It is very hard for me to see, how many plants are growing around the the world, which I don't have in my collection!!!!

Posted

I'm not sure what these seedlings and fruits/seeds are, but I'm confident that they are not a Lagerstroemia species. I've grown the four species that Komkrit mentioned, and a couple others as well. None have serrated leaf margins nor that type of leaf venation. Also, leaves on Lagerstroemia are often arranged suboppositely (almost, but not quite, opposite each other on a stem); these seedlings pictured are strongly alternate.

The fruit does look (somewhat) superficially like Lagerstroemia macrocarpa, but the seeds are decidedly not a match. The seeds in Moni's picture are typical of Lagerstroemia--concave/ chiseled surfaces. The seeds in the original post (some still in fruit) look much larger and convex.

Best of luck.

SoCal and SoFla; zone varies by location.

'Home is where the heart suitcase is'...

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"If, as they say, there truly is no rest for the wicked, how can the Devil's workshop be filled with idle hands?"

Posted

Hi All,

I feel should not guess if not sure ^ ^. OK look like I'm wrong.

I have ask someone who known and he/she reveal me that It's "KURA" in native speech.

After searching from google, they shown me that it's name is

Shirakiopsis indica

Sapium indicum Syn

please see more info here.

http://www.nationaalherbarium.nl/thaieuph/...hirakiopsis.htm

http://dnp6ptn.no-ip.org/ptn/ptn/field_uni...80%e0%b8%a5.htm

http://www.212cafe.com/boardvip/view.php?user=watpo&id=6

Ragards

Komkrit Yensirikul

Bangkok, Thailand /17C to 40C Avg32C /rain 4 months a year.

Posted

Hello Komkrit!

Thank you very much for your and "someones" efforts! ! You have solved the riddle!!! :)

My gildfriend Sabine and I are very happy, that we can now stop the investigation!

Greetings from a litte village near Salzburg/Austria

Moni

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USDA 5b (up to -26° C)

It is very hard for me to see, how many plants are growing around the the world, which I don't have in my collection!!!!

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