Sciodaphyllum trianae bronze-orange new leaves with long radiating leaflets

Sciodaphyllum trianae


This plant is a shrub or tree native to Colombia, growing in Colombian Andean habitats at about 6,600 to 10,800 feet. Its palmately compound leaves have long leaflets radiating from a common point and are grouped near branch tips. Rust-colored hairs cover young branches and leaves, giving new growth a bronze-orange appearance. Large terminal flower clusters bear small flowers in oblong heads. Photographed in the department of Antioquia, Colombia.

Sciodaphyllum trianae orange leaves and inflorescences
Sciodaphyllum trianae bronze new leaves above green mature leaflets
Sciodaphyllum trianae canopy with radiating green leaflets and bronze new growth

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