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Stewart Robert Hinsley writes:
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| If we get to see a face on view of the flowers it should be easy to
| distinguish eliminate at least one of Magnolia and Prunus - the
| androecia and gynoecia are markedly different. (I don't think it's a
| Magnolia, but I haven't had a clear enough view to be sure.)

The bracts (?) that show in the rear view don't look like anything
I have ever seen on one of the Rosaceae, and the cut stems look very
much as if they have some pith.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.