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Zimbabwe Creeper, Queen of Sheba, Port John’s Creeper

Podranea brycei

Photo by TicThapanya
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Field Notes

Description:

pink flowers, size around 6-8 cm

Habitat:

These flowers are planted in roadside garden, Chaing Mai, Thailand

Species ID Suggestions

Zimbabwe Creeper, Queen of Sheba, Port John’s Creeper

Podranea brycei

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Comments (5)
TicThapanya
Thank you Pamsai for identification, and i was change the mission already, Thank for guide because i use chrome for the main browser.
pamsai
Tic, it's still in the Micro Insect Mission, and I don't think it's a vegetable either. You can't edit it in Chrome, as it doesn't work in the new version, maybe that's why it's still there. Need to do it in Firefox or some other browser.
Marcelo Carrion
Nice photo! I don't know what is the species, but it belongs to the Bignoniaceae family. I hope this information helps you identify it.
TicThapanya
Thank you so much Pamsai, Yes you're right. The Macro mission is specific on the insects only, i will be edit them.
pamsai
So beautiful Tic, but i'm not sure it belongs in the Macro Insect Mission!

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PublishedAugust 26, 2013

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