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Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos
Thanks Umberto! That clarifies it. We were puzzled and thought this might be a new Galapagos invasive, - of which there are already too many. Could you take the spotting off the Galapagos Biodiversity Mission? Thanks in advance. I hope you find an ID for this nice plant. I’ll let you know in case I hear anything.
umbertocletini
I'm Sorry for the Mistake but I'm a new entry in Project Noah. I photographed this Flower in private greenhouse, if you need i've got some high resolution pictures in the different hours of the day, if you need the pictures you can to write me at: [email protected]. i'm disposal for further informations. Best Regards

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Herbs & Spices – Source Plants
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Galapagos Biodiversity
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National Geographic's Great Nature Project
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PublishedJanuary 4, 2014

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