On 15/8/07 19:07, in article
, "Dave Poole"
wrote:

It does have the look of Clerodendron about it, but something keeps
telling me that it is more likely to be in the Acanthaceae than the
Verbenaceae. As soon as I saw the pic, my instincts were that it is
possibly a form of Ruspolia hypocrateriformis, although it certainly
isn't that species. I'll have to look at it first hand.


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