Fenestratarum culum P.C. Boyce and S.Y. Wong, described in 2014, is a still very little known rheophytic species form Borneo with gorgeous, stiffly arching slender leaf blades and elegant appearance. Petioles are D-shaped in cross-section.Leaf blades are deep glossy green, stiffly coriaceous, linear and only ca. 5mm wide.
form Latin, fenestratus, windowed, + Arum, hence windowed arum, coined to describe the unique translucent areas of the spathe limb. The species epithet is derived from Latin, culus [culum - neut.], the fundament, or sphincter, in allusion to the highly restricted opening in the spathe limb by which pollinators access the spadix.
Fenestratarum culum
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