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Tarenna

Tarenna sp.

Photo by Dan Doucette
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10.8797, 104.054

Field Notes

Description:

large shrub covered in flowers, blooms extremely fragrant at night

Habitat:

rainforest

Notes:

this bush was growing beside an abandoned building at Bokor hill station.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (6)

Also check Tarenna zeylanica
And flowering season also matches its winter.
While study comparison I find in your spotting and in my field guide flowers has 4 or 5 Sepals. Tarenna asiatica find in India and at Western Ghat
It does look like it could be Tarenna. Any idea on the species? The ones I looked at were endemic to India or Africa but I guess it's possible one ended up in Cambodia. Could have been planted...

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