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Santa Rita

familia de las Nictagináceas, género Bouganvillea, especie glabra

Photo by patty
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Description:

Scattered around the city dressing it in a wide variety of bright colours.

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Comments (2)
patty
Hello Seema. Yes, it is. I specified it in the scientific name "Santa Rita: familia de las Nictagináceas, género Bouganvillea, especie glabra". We call them "Santa Rita" and they belong to the bouganvillea class. Greetings
Seema
Is not it bougainvillea?

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WILD Cities: Urban Biodiversity
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Flowers of South America
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Uruguayan flowers
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PublishedMarch 3, 2012

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