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African Tulip

Spathodea campanulata

Photo by urielb1
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Field Notes

Description:

A tulip from the African Tulip tree, the invasive species that is populating our rainforest. The flower is orange with a yellow boundary, and it has a hole in the bottom. It is a beautiful flower but it unfortunately belongs to an invasive species (that may become useful).

Habitat:

Singapore American School Rainforest

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
kfox
Nice description. You should also include pictures of the tree, trunk, and seeds/pods. You also can describe the height of the tree! These will help everyone ID this plant anywhere they are!

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Singapore American School Rainforest
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PublishedMarch 11, 2014

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