Cordyline spp

(Hidayat, 2017)

Classification of Cordyline spp. Com. Ex. R. Br
Regnum  : Plantae     
Divisio    : Magnoliophyta 
Classis    : Liliopsida     
Ordo       : Liliales         
Familia   : Agavaceae       
Genus     : Cordyline         
Spesies   : Cordyline spp. Com. Ex. R. Br

Synonym Name : Dracaena australis

Description

The numerous small, 6-lobed flowers are in branched, drooping panicles. The flowers are sometimes followed by small, rounded, shiny, red fruit. Ti plants with green leaves rarely produce fruit and are instead usually propagated by stem cuttings. The leaves are smooth, hairless, lanceolate to oblong-elliptic in shape, up to 2 feet (0.6 m) long, alternate, and bright green, red, blackish red, reddish purple, pink, brown, or variegated with yellow, cream, or a combination of colors. The leaves are spirally arranged into a fanlike shape at the stem tips. The stems are slender, upright, usually unbranched, and ringed with leaf scars, (Kinsey, 2019).

Spot Characters
Dark leaves with tightly dense

Benefit
Ornamental plant

Distibution
New Zealand, and Southeast Asia

Location
UPI Net

Local Name
Hanjuang