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Heterocentron(unlike spurs, referring to structure of anthers). Melastomaceae. Includes Heeria of Schlechtendal, not of Meisener. About 6 Mexican and Central American species, sometimes grown under
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Heterocentron (unlike spurs, referring to structure of anthers). Melastomaceae. Includes Heeria of Schlechtendal, not of Meisener. About 6 Mexican and Central American species, sometimes grown under
  
 
Herbs or shrubs, erect or prostrate, with opposite membranaceous pinnately nerved (rarely 3-nerved) entire lvs., and white, rose or purple irregular fls. in panicles or rarely solitary: stamens 8, very unequal, the 4 larger ones with long appendages or connections; ovary loculed; petals 4.—Not to be confounded with Centradenia, which has winged sts. unequal-sided lvs., and calyx-teeth small and much shorter than the calyx-tube.—Warmhouse plants, requiring the cult, of centradenia, but grown chiefly for the fls., whereas centradenias are grown also for foliage.
 
Herbs or shrubs, erect or prostrate, with opposite membranaceous pinnately nerved (rarely 3-nerved) entire lvs., and white, rose or purple irregular fls. in panicles or rarely solitary: stamens 8, very unequal, the 4 larger ones with long appendages or connections; ovary loculed; petals 4.—Not to be confounded with Centradenia, which has winged sts. unequal-sided lvs., and calyx-teeth small and much shorter than the calyx-tube.—Warmhouse plants, requiring the cult, of centradenia, but grown chiefly for the fls., whereas centradenias are grown also for foliage.
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H. elegans, O. Kuntse {Heeria elegans, Schlecht. H. procumbens, Naudin), will be found under Schizocentron. L H B
 
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Read about Heterocentron in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Heterocentron (unlike spurs, referring to structure of anthers). Melastomaceae. Includes Heeria of Schlechtendal, not of Meisener. About 6 Mexican and Central American species, sometimes grown under

Herbs or shrubs, erect or prostrate, with opposite membranaceous pinnately nerved (rarely 3-nerved) entire lvs., and white, rose or purple irregular fls. in panicles or rarely solitary: stamens 8, very unequal, the 4 larger ones with long appendages or connections; ovary loculed; petals 4.—Not to be confounded with Centradenia, which has winged sts. unequal-sided lvs., and calyx-teeth small and much shorter than the calyx-tube.—Warmhouse plants, requiring the cult, of centradenia, but grown chiefly for the fls., whereas centradenias are grown also for foliage.

H. elegans, O. Kuntse {Heeria elegans, Schlecht. H. procumbens, Naudin), will be found under Schizocentron. L H B


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