Sabia 清風藤屬
型態特徵
Climbing or sarmentose shrubs; branches with bud scales persistent at their base. Leaves quite entire. Flowers axillary, solitary, cymose or panicled, usually hermaphroditic, 2-bracteate; bracts, calyx, corolla, stamens and carpels all opposite; calyx 4–5-partite; petals 4–5, with transparent lines, green, purplish or yellow; disc annular, 4–5-lobed; stamens 4–5, inserted at the base of the disc; anthers extrorse or introrse; carpels 2, rarely 3, cohering slightly; styles 2, erect, terminal; ovules 2 in each carpel, collateral or superposed, horizontal. Fruit 1- or 2-celled, gibbous, with a subbasal style, dry or drupaceous; seed reniform, the testa coriaceous, dotted.
About 20 species, southern and eastern Asia. Two species in Taiwan.