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Patrick Blanc climbing on a vertical rock face to observe a population of Loxocarpus incanus, Penang Hill, Malaysia, Aug. 1984
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Patrick Blanc observing a population of Loxocarpus incanus on a vertical mossy rock face just 41 years after his first observation in 1984 in the same area, Penang Hill, Malaysia, Sept. 2025
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Loxocarpus incanus covering the bare rock faces of big boulders in a rocky chaos in forest understory, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus, dense population on bare rocks, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus mixed with Begonia sinuata and a Rhaphidophora, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus on bare rocks, population exhibiting a perfect regeneration since there are individuals at all stages from seedlings to adult flowering plants, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus and the green iridescent Begonia sinuata, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus with a dense population of the tiny Argostemma pictum and some young Begonia sinuata, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus, flowering individuals mixed with some Begonia sinuata, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus, dense appressed hairs giving the ash grey colour to the leaves, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus, very long appressed hairs giving a silky reflective appearence, this dense tomentum being a protection against dehydratation for these plants growing on vertical bare rocks, Penang Hill, Malaysia
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Loxocarpus incanus, inflorescence, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Loxocarpus incanus, flowers with glandular hairy calyx and peduncle and purple corolla, Penang Hill, Malaysia
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Loxocarpus incanus, after corolla withering, the flower peduncle turns upward and the fruit will become a horizontally circular dehiscent rain splash capsule, Penang Hill, Malaysia
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Loxocarpus incanus, mature erect rain splash capsules exposing the tiny seeds, Penang Hill, Malaysia, from P. Blanc Etre Plante à l'ombre des forêts tropicales, Nathan, 2002
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Loxocarpus incanus, adult flowering individuals and seedlings on bare vertical rock surface mixed with some Argostemma pictum, Penang Hill, Malaysia.
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Patrick Blanc and a population of Ramonda myconi on vertical mossy shale rock faces, Pyrenees at 1200 m asl, Andorra, July 2025
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Ramonda myconi, dense population on shale layered rock substratum, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi, population on mossy shale rock face, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi, population on vertical shale rock, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi on vertical shale rocky face, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi and Asplenium fontanum on a mossy shale rock substratum, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi, the faintly straightened upper leaves of the rosette are fixing some plant fragments falling from canopy thus creating some basal humus, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi, an individual exhibiting its global shape in rosetted disc appressed to the vertical shale rocky substratum, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi, bullate leaf structure, this three dimensional pattern increasing the photosynthetic leaf surface in this low light situation, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi, a partially dehydrated plant on exposed bare rock, this poikilohydry leading to resurrection plant situation also observed in other Gesneriaceae species in Asian tropics, Andorra
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Patrick Blanc observing an individual of Ramonda myconi with maturing capsular fruits, Pyrenees, Andorra, July 2025
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Ramonda myconi, a plant with ripening capsular fruits, Andorra
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Ramonda myconi, ripening capsular fruit, Andorra
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Patrick Blanc showing the tiny seeds emerging from the bivalved capsule of Ramonda myconi, Pyrenees, Andorra, July 2025