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Elasis hirsuta creeping on open forest floor, Pululahua, Pichincha, Ecuador
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Elasis hirsuta, erect axillary stems in forest understory, Pululahua, Pichincha, Ecuador
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Elasis hirsuta, continuous emission of erect leafy axillary stems along the main reclining stem with long internodes, Pululahua, Pichincha, Ecuador
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Elasis hirsuta climbing and flowering in high altitude forest understory, Pululahua, Pichincha, Ecuador
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Elasis hirsuta, terminal branched inflorescence, Pululahua, Pichincha, Ecuador
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Elasis hirsuta, inflorescences, Pululahua, Pichincha, Ecuador
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Elasis hirsuta, flowers at anthesis, Pululahua, Pichincha, Ecuador
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Gymnostoma papuanum on steep slopes, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Gymnostoma papuanum, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Gymnostoma papuanum crown, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Gymnostoma papuanum, branches, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris, dense population in Eucalyptus alba woodland seasonnally burnt, Port Moresby area, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris in annually burnt savannah woodland dominated by Eucalyptus alba, Port Moresby area, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris in annually burnt wooded savannah dominated by Eucalyptus alba, Port Moresby area, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris in Eucalyptus alba woodland, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris, mixed population with young individuals in the foreground emerging from grasses, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris, dense population in Eucalyptus alba savannah woodland, Port Moresby on the way to Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris in savannah woodland, Port Moresby on the way to Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris, mixed population of old and younger individuals in Eucalyptus alba woodland, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris, black stipe due to annual woodland fires, Port Moresby on the way to Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris in Eucalyptus alba and Gymnostoma papuanum woodland, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Cycas campestris, the stipe regularly burnt due to savannah fires, Varirata NP, Papua New Guinea
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Macaranga carrii at forest edge, Mount Hagen, 2800 m asl, Papua New Guinea