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Racinaea penduliflora showing the reddish colouration of the leaf base and margins and some spotting, and an old inflorescence (coll. PE08-358)

Racinaea penduliflora showing the reddish colouration of the leaf base and margins and some spotting, and an old inflorescence (coll. PE08-358)

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Figure 1. A, flower; B, floral bract; C, sepal; D, petal, stamen,...
Figure 2. Racinaea penduliflora in fruit (coll. PE08-60).
Figure 3. Racinaea penduliflora showing the reddish colouration of the...
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