Uragoga subsessilifolia K.Schum. ()

 
Scientific name : Uragoga subsessilifolia K.Schum.
Botanical Family : Rubiaceae
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83172 Rhopalocyclus nelii Schwantes   MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE          
106954 Pentas tibestica Quézel   Rubiaceae          
atoc Atragene occidentalis Hornem. >>Clematis occidentalis var. occidentalis Ranunculaceae          
mufr Muhlenbergia fragilis Swallen delicate muhly Poaceae          
10563 Filago canescens Jord.   Asteraceae          
97569 Panicum zamba Vanderyst   Poaceae          
19570 Othonna leptodactyla Harv.   Asteraceae          
110481 Chytranthus talbotii (Baker f.) Keay   Sapindaceae          
poopb Pogonia ophioglossoides (L.) Ker-Gawl. var. brachypogon Fern. >>Pogonia ophioglossoides Orchidaceae          
pepr4 Petrorhagia prolifera (L.) P.W. Ball & Heywood childing pink Caryophyllaceae          
81618 Drosanthemum croceum L.Bolus   MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE          
61490 Podalyria buxifolia Lam.   Fabaceae          
40228 Crassula glomerata P.J.Bergius   Crassulaceae          
95665 Eragrostis lumeneensis Vanderyst   Poaceae          
11092 Geigeria pilifera Hutch.   Asteraceae          
sode3 Sorbus decora (Sarg.) Schneid. northern mountain ash Rosaceae          
     

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