Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai is a genus of Hamamelidaceae, with 4 species and 1 variety, distributed in the subtropical regions of eastern Asia. There are 3 species and 1 variety in our country. The other is in India. The Latin name Loropetalum comes from the description of its flower type. It is a combination of the Greek words loron (belt) and petalon (petal), which describes the long strips of this genus of plants. The petals are like leather belts. When Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai blooms in spring, several flowers are often clustered together, and the shape of the inflorescence is similar to that of its close relative, Hamamelis genus. Depending on the type, each flower contains 4-6 slender petals, each of which is about 1-2cm long.

Morphological characteristics of Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai:
Evergreen or semi-deciduous shrubs to small trees, buds without scales. The leaves are alternate, leathery, ovate, entire, slightly oblique, with short stalks, and stipules membranous. Flowers 4-8 arranged in head-like or short spikes, bisexual, 4 numbers; calyx tube inverted cone, connate with ovary, outer star hair, calyx teeth ovoid, abscisive; petal band of Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai Shape, white, curled inward when the flower buds; stamens are located peripherally, filaments are extremely short, anthers have 4 pollen sacs, petals are split, and the septum is prominent; staminodes are scaly, alternate with stamens; ovary semi-inferior, 2 Chambers, star hairs, 2 styles; 1 ovule per locule, hanging down. The capsule is woody, ovoid, covered by star hairs, with 2 splits on the upper half, 2 lobed on each, and the lower half is surrounded by a persistent calyx tube and is fully connate. The fruit stalk is very short or absent. 1 seed, long ovoid, black, shiny, white hilum; seed coat horny, endosperm fleshy.
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