Martin Pellizzer

Pilogyne Erythrobacca

Erythrobacca pilogyne, scientifically known as Pilogyne erythrobacca, is a rare and unique species of flowering plant native to specific regions in Southeast Asia. This plant is characterized by its striking red flowers and distinctive leaf structure, which set it apart from other members of the Rubiaceae family. Despite its beauty, Pilogyne erythrobacca is highly endangered due to habitat loss and over-collection for ornamental purposes. Conservation efforts are underway to protect and propagate this species, highlighting its ecological and botanical significance. Understanding and preserving Pilogyne erythrobacca is crucial for maintaining biodiversity in its native ecosystems.