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Lirios de Lluvia Género ZephyranthesObserv.
crontl72Descripción
Image from scanned photo
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Amapes, Jacarandas, Tecomates Y Parientes Familia BignoniaceaeObserv.
crontl72Descripción
Image from a scanned photo.
Vine climbing over a small tree. Leaves are compound trifolate and leaflets are cordate(heart-shaped). Corolla tube of flower was 2.75-3.00 cm in lengh. Inside of corolla tube white, outside is reddish, maroon colored.
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Image from a scanned photo.
Liana growing in secondary growth forest along the Flintstone Trail (Sendero Piedra de Candela) at the Punta Patino Nature Reserve.
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Plantas Reino PlantaeObserv.
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Image from a scanned photo. Observation is of tree with white flowers in the center and the right of the photo. Tree was about 2m tall. Common name in the area for the plant/tree was "bitter cane".
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Género GeophilaObserv.
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La Palma, Panama; Punta Patino Nature Reserve, Sendera Piedra Candela (Flintstone Trail) (Google, OSM)Descripción
Image from scanned photo
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Frijolillo de Monte Macroptilium lathyroidesObserv.
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Growing in an area that was a coconut plantation. Image is a scanned photo.
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Dama de Noche Brassavola nodosaObserv.
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Epiphyte growing on a stump within a red mangrove swamp about 10m from open water. Leaves about 12 inches long. Flower tube about 5 cm, lip 2.6 cm long and 3.4 cm wide. Sepals pale green and about 4.5 cm long.
Image scanned photo
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Flor de San Pedro Broughtonia lindeniiObserv.
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Epiphytic, growing on several palm trees on the resort about 1.5-2m above the ground. May have been brought to the site and manual attached to the tree but there was no evidence like strings/rope/coconut husk evident. Plant was well established with large number of psuedobulbs on 2 or 3 trees within a 10m radius. On the property of the (former) Beaches Sandy Bay resort.
Image scanned photo.
Maybe B. negrilensis?
