Semele androgyna is a flowering plant in the Asparagus family. The special thing of this species is that flowers learn from leaves rather than branches or stems like other plants.
Semele androgyna is a species of flowering plant in the Asparagus family.
This species was first described by (L.) Kunth in 1850.
Flowers Semele androgyna are only found in the Canary Islands, Lanzarote Islands of Spain, Fuerteventura Islands (Atlantic Ocean), Islands Madeira (Portugal) at an altitude of 300 - 1,000m.
Semele androgyna is an evergreen shrub.
In natural environments, trees are usually about 10m high.Each branch is 15 - 30cm long.
Flowers Semele androgyna are usually pale yellow.
The inflorescences of flowers grow from leaves.
Ripe fruits are usually red.
Flowering period is from November to April to year.
