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Tue 03 May 2005

What Passiflora is this?

Category : nature

Lim Cheng Puay spots an interesting looking Passiflora sp. near Stevens Road.
Marcus Ng (Mr Budak) suggests Passiflora cuprea.
To which Cheng Puay responds, "The leaves are different. But then Passiflora sp. has been notorious for having various shaped leaves on one plant. Otherwise it looks like a very good match."

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