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Werauhia hygrometrica

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12006 - Bromeliads (Wild) - 2015-02-03
(Dimensie: 1230 x 850 pixels - Teller: 11048)
Werauhia hygrometrica

(Geladen als: NOID )
Verzamel locatie: Costa Rica - Monte Verde
Fotograaf: Nick Bethmann
Opmerking: I took this at very high altitude near Monte Verde. This plant and another like it were growing about 5 meters up on a very large tree.
Determinatie: Opgelost

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Determinatie: Bruce Dunstan (2015-02-05) =Werauhia hygrometrica - Try W. hygrometrica HEL suggested it for something similar that I saw in Western Panama. (Verzonden: brom-l@science.uu.nl)
Opmerking: Peter Tristram (2015-02-09) - The relatively common (in Costa Rica) W. nephrolepis can look a lot like this too and so do some others when young. A blooming specimen might help, Nick. Hygrometrica and nephrolepis are quite different in the 'flesh' especially in bloom. (Verzonden: brom-l@science.uu.nl)