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Morning glory

Ipomoea nil

Photo by aricoent
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Blue Morning Glory

Ipomoea nil

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Ron Kushner
This is Ipomoea indica and although there are no SEPALS visible , the corolla has fuchsia colored primary folds which tend to occur in wild Ipomoea indica but not so often in wild strains of Ipomoea nil.

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