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vine plant with duck-foot leaves

Phoenikakias

By Phoenikakias
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Phoenikakias Grand Master

Phoenikakias

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Any suggestion about its identity is most welcome! Btw leaves are also leathery...

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Pip Grand Master

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Could it be a passiflora of some kind? It is tricky to tell without a close up.

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Phoenikakias Grand Master

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Thanks mate, but I think it is not a passiflora. I had in the past the passiflora citrina which has similar leaves, but with different texture. Citrina's leaves used to be hairy and not especially hard, while those ones are glabrous and leathery. But again there are many species of passiflora, who knows...

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It looks really interesting regardless of what it may be.

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Due to the flowers I would also gues it's a kind of passiflora.

Passiflora tulae has pretty similar leaves (and not hairy at all) but the flower looks different.

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