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Plant/flower | Kalanchoe blossfeldiana |
Common Name | Flaming Katy, Christmas Kalanchoe |
Photographer | Alicia Hafalla BaƱares |
Location | Baguio City |
Camera | Nikon D5100 |
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Post Date | February 3, 2014 |
Reference | Wikipedia StuartXchange |
Links | Facebook |
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Plant/flower | Kalanchoe blossfeldiana 'double red' |
Order/Family | Saxifragales/Crassulaceae |
Common Name | Calandiva kalanchoe? |
Origin/Distribution | Madagascar/cultivated |
Photographer | Vivian B. Vivian |
Location | Germany |
Camera | Nikon D3000 |
Post Date | July 10, 2015 |
Reference | Wikipedia StuartXchange |
Index | 1243 |
Links | Facebook |
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| Plant/flower | Kalanchoe laciniata (L.) DC. |
Order/Family | Saxifragales/Crassulaceae |
Common Name | Siempreviva, Christmas tree plant |
Origin/Distribution | Africa/introduced, cultivated |
Photographer | Benigno S. Resurreccion |
Location | Misamis Oriental |
Camera | Nikon L830 |
Post Date | September 28, 2014 |
Reference | EOL: StuartXchange |
Index | 794 |
Links | Facebook |
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Plant/flower | Kleinhovia hospita |
Common Name | Guest tree, tan-ag |
Photographer | Ella Bernales Jacildo |
Location | Pulapandan |
Camera | |
Date | January 20, 2014 |
Reference | Wikipedia StuartXchange |
Links | Facebook
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Given the name "Guest Tree" on account of this tree being host or residence of various epiphytes, lizards, and snakes in its natural habitat.
Uses: Bark and leaves as insecticide to head lice, leaves steeped in hot water for eyes wash, bark fiber for cordage, and wood for furnitures and fuel.
I first have mistaken it as the "banaba tree" but after looking at the shots of the flowers I got intrigued at the star-like pods. It took me long to stumble on the identity of this tree I found beside the Garcia's "Kapehan" near the plaza area in Pulupandan.
References: http://www.balinghasai-farms.info/tag/kleinhovia/ and http://www.proseanet.org/prosea/e-prosea_detail.php?frt&id=3021
| Plant/flower | Kopsia fruticosa A. DC. |
Order/Family | Gentianales/Apocynaceae |
Common Name | Pink kopsia |
Origin/Distribution | native to China, Southeast Asia, Australia, Pacific islands/cultivated |
Photographer | Yvonne Mamaril Peralta |
Location | Panicsican, San Juan, La Union |
Camera | Samsung Galaxy Tab2 P-3100 |
Post Date | September 19, 2014 |
Reference | Wikipedia |
Index | 786 |
Links | Facebook |
Acknowledgement | ID: Benigno Resurreccion |
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| Plant/flower | Kowloratia elegans Presl. |
Synonym | Alpinia elegans K. Schum, Alpinia gracilis (Blanco) Rolfe |
Order/Family | Zingiberales/Zingiberaceae,subfamily:Alpinioideae, Tribe:Alpinieae |
Common Name | tagbak, katotang |
Origin/Distribution | endemic/wildcrafted |
Photographer | Ivanhoe Arcilla |
Location | Mandupa, Brgy Hicming, Virac, Catanduanes |
Camera | Canon D2100 |
Post Date | December 21, 2015 |
Reference | Stuartxhange |
Index | 1332 |
Links | Facebook |
Acknowledgement | Synonym (alpinia): Benigno S. Resurreccion |
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| Plant/flower | Kummerowia striata, Lespedeza striata |
Order/Family | Fabales/Fabaceae |
Common Name | Japanese Lespedeza; common lespedeza, japanese clover |
Origin/Distribution | Asia/global |
Photographer | Mario Molave Maravilla Delmendo |
Location | Ballogo, Banotan, La Union |
Camera | Sony DSC W800 |
Post Date | July 27, 2014 |
Reference | Wikipedia |
Index | 673 |
Links | Facebook |
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Has grown well in Eastern United States. Some consider this as a weed.
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