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Photo by Dan Doucette
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Field Notes

Description:

small shrub, I think its some type of jasmine

Habitat:

dry forest

Notes:

One of a few plants I found blooming at Phu Wiang national park. The park is known for its famous archeological findings, including an endemic species that was a distant relative of the Tyrannosaurus Rex. For something different and a change from the usual nature oriented parks I visit, I thought I would check this park out and I'm glad I did. Not only did I get to see some cool dinosaur fossils but also got some very cool spottings from the park.

Species ID Suggestions

Sampaguita, Maid of Orleans variety

Jasminum sambac

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Manilie
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Comments (3)
Dan Doucette
Thanks for the suggestion Manillie. Been reading about Jasminum sambac, it seems like that refers to a group of closely related plants with a botanical genus of Nyctanthes. I think you're on the right track, just looking for a close match.

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