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Plectocomiopsis spp (rattan)

Climate

Prefers a tropical climate with moderate to high humidity. Thrives in altitudes ranging from lowland to montane areas.

Common Name

Common name: Rattan

Description

Plectocomiopsis spp, commonly known as rattan, is a group of plants found in Southeast Asia. There are 5 species in this group, which are primarily used for making furniture, baskets, and other woven products. Rattan is known for its flexible and durable stems, making it a popular material for various utility purposes.

Genus
Grouping
Other utility
Latin Name

Plectocomiopsis spp

Origin

Country of origin: SE Asia

Other Relevant Information

Other Information: - The rattan plant, scientifically known as Plectocomiopsis spp, belongs to the group of other utility plants. - Found in Southeast Asia, there are a total of 5 known species of rattan. - Rattan is commonly used in the making of furniture, baskets, and various woven products. Please note that this information is not included in the description property and does not contain a preface descriptive paragraph.

Related Genus
Soil Preferences

- Well-draining soil - Moist soil - Sandy soil - Loamy soil - Fertile soil

Specific species
Uses
Furniture making
Suitability to cool temperate climate

SE Asia: 5 species; used for furniture , baskets and other woven uses.