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Tacca chantrieri – Halloween in the plant world!
Tacca chantrieri has a purple-black, curious yet magnificent inflorescence with wide-spread wings and whisker-like bracts hanging from the side. The inflorescence of this tropical plant almost looks like a bat or jungle cat in the wild. Thus giving the plant a common name … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Countries, Monocots, Species, Students
Tagged Asia, Bat flower, exotic plants, MSc Plant Diversity, ornamental plant, Tacca, Tacca chantrieri, Toral Shah, Tropical biodiversity
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