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tiberio_graco
Thank you all! Annorion, is very similar but is smaller than okra. It's a creeping wild plant, common in grasslands and seems to be closely related to okra. Maybe the same genus.
annorion
Okra Flower maybe? It's in the Hibiscus family and is very close looking. The only difference from Okra flower I can see is the tip of the stamen is red in all the other pics I seen and this one is yellow.
C.Sydes
I would think a Hibiscus or closely related genus in the Malvaceae family

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