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Vermont Hoya

Hoya lasiantha

Photo by AlbertKang
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Field Notes

Description:

Hoya lasiantha is an easy Hoya to grow but a difficult plant to flower. This plant hails from peninsula Malaysia and Borneo.

Habitat:

In the garden of the Home Stay House I was staying at.

Notes:

New Organism to Project Noah

Reference Links:

Hoya lasiantha | Vermont Hoyas

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Comments (2)
AlbertKang
Thanks, @SukanyaDatta. It looks like wrinkled faced bat :p
SukanyaDatta
What a strange-looking flower...at certain angles it looks like teeth; at others like a beak-nose. Thanks for posting. This one is a totally new species for me.

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PublishedNovember 4, 2015

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