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Category Archives: Asia
Abelmoschus esculentus – Okra
Okra is a member of the Malvaceae along with cotton and Hibiscus. It is grown as an annual crop from which the unripe fruit are harvested.
Water Lettuce
A member of the Araceae, Water Lettuce (Pistia stratiotes) is a problem floating plant of tropical waterways. The native origin and spread of the species is not known but it has been recorded in both the New and Old World … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Australia, Palaeotropics, Pond, Species, Water Plants
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Angiopteris evecta – Giant Elephant Fern
The King Fern or Giant Elephant fern is a native of the palaeotropics famous for the large size of the individual fronds it produces. Over much of the natural range the species is sporadic but not rare but in tropical … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Australia, Ferns, Madagascar, Palaeotropics, Species
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