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15693 - Bromeliads (Garden) - 2019-03-08(Dimension: 750 x 1010 pixels - Counter: 5677) Tillandsia grossispicata 
(Uploaded as: Tillandsia aff. compressa) Locality: New Zealand - Pukerua Bay - Anwyl Bromeliads Photographer: Andrew Flower Note: Thanks Eric, finally got a decent flower on it, and tried you key as suggested. !a spikes are up to 2DM long, floral bracts 40mm = 2a floral bracts hardly nerved or beaked = 3 where I feel faint: how flat is complanate? spike with to depth ratios are from 2/1 to 2.5/1,if that is "strongly complanate we go to 4 where the spikes are erect = var. fasciculata, or if it is "slightly complanate we go to var. convexispica which is not ilustrated or detailed anywhere in the Encyclopedia! Derek, I'll open the can of worms after I hear back from Eric! (Sent: brom-l@science.uu.nl) Identification: solved 
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