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Wittrockia aff.cyathiforme

Wittrockia aff.cyathiforme

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1848 - Bromeliads (Garden) - 2007-07-10
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Wittrockia aff.cyathiforme

(Uploaded as: Unknown)
Photographer: Richard Martin
Note: I've come to an impasse with this one, anyone recognise it?

Identification: solved

loupe

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Add Note (1849): Walter Till (2007-07-10) - Looks like Canistrum montanum
Add Note (1849): Harry Luther (2007-07-10) - Perhaps Wittrockia cyathiforme
Add Note (1849): Elton Leme (2007-07-10) - The plant on the photo, surely, has some blood of Wittrockia cyathiformis. However, its looks strange to me, as a bigeneric hybrid with some Nidularium blood too. Is it from seed?

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