Dillenia excelsa
Dillenia excelsa (Jack) Gilg

Dillenia excelsa (Jack) Gilg is a species in the genus Dillenia, belonging to the family Dilleniaceae. It was first described in 1893.
Description
Dillenia excelsa is a member of the Dilleniaceae family, a group of flowering plants primarily found in tropical and subtropical regions. The species was published in 1893 by Gilg, based on earlier work by Jack. It is part of the genus Dillenia, which includes several tree species known for their large, showy flowers and significant ecological roles in their native habitats. Dilleniaceae is a family of woody plants, often with leathery leaves and distinctive floral structures. Dillenia excelsa contributes to the biodiversity of its ecosystem and is studied for its taxonomic and ecological significance.
Synonyms
Wormia grandifloraWormia tomentellaWormia oblongaWormia parvifloraWormia paucifloraCapellia multifloraCapellia paucifloraDillenia excelsa var. borneensisDillenia excelsa var. pubescensDillenia excelsa var. tomentellaDillenia glabraDillenia magnoliifoliaDillenia mattanensisDillenia oblongaDillenia paucifloraDillenia secundaDillenia tomentellaWormia excelsaWormia excelsa var. tomentellaWormia excelsa var. pubescensWormia oblongaWormia excelsa f. grandifoliaWormia excelsa var. borneensis
