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Tuesday, January 1, 2008
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2 Comments:
This looks a lot like my Texas Star, wonder if they are in the same family?
What family is your Texas Star in? I did some online searching and came up with a Texas Star banana tree and a Texas Star tree with red berries. This is an orchid and the seed pods are definitely legumes. If you have any more details my botanist is keen to have them, and he'll do a search.
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