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Thailand.
photo Jacobsen |
Thailand. Inflorescence from the locality at
left.
photo Jacobsen |
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Papua New Guinea (PNG). Emersed specimen of C. versteegii (left) and a broad leafed type of C.
ciliata (foreground right) growing together in the Kikory River.
photo Bruce Hansen |
PNG. On the tidal mud banks near Kikory grows a
narrow leafed form of C. ciliata. The plants are quite tall, up to 1 meter. Note
the leaf of the Nypa palm, restricted to brackish water.
photo Bruce Hansen |
PNG. The two forms of C. ciliata from
Kikory. The coin in the middle is an Australian dollar (2.5 cm diameter)
photo Bruce Hansen |
PNG. C. ciliata near Kikory growing
submersed.
photo Bruce Hansen |
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Singapore, Upper Thomson
photo Chan |
Singapore, Upper Thomson
photo Chan |
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Vietnam. Wilfried Maesen (Belgium) collected C.
ciliata in the Mekong delta in Vietnam. Note the big Nypa palms, which are typical
for the brackish water in the tidal area.
photo Maesen |
Vietnam. another locality in the Mekong delta.
No inflorescences from Vietnam are known today.
photo Maesen |
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