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Ochagavia carnea

Ochagavia carnea

Photo by misako
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Field Notes

Description:

This beautiful Pineapple relative comes from the cool lands of central Chile. It is a soil-dwelling Bromeliad that makes an exotic, tennis ball-sized cluster of flowers in late summer.
(strangewonderfulthings.com)

Habitat:

UC Berkeley Botanical Gardens, Berkeley, CA.

Reference Links:

EOL: Ochagavia carnea, Ochagavia carnea, Ochagavia litoralis (affin. Ochagavia carnea)

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