These are growing on the banks of the Rhine in Düsseldorf. I know this is a miserably difficult family to make decisions in but the one blessing here is that the styles are shorter than the filaments. Question is: Is cambrica the only one in the family with this species? Does anyone know the answer, please, or indeed can ID for other reasons? I'll fully understand if it is hopeless. Thanks in ant.
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Who dares to look at Oenothera? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter kolibri2
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Xenospiza
Distracted
I end up at Oenothera glazoviana (FloraWeb - Artinformation)
Excellent pictures for identification!
(I just hope I read the Dutch key I used (which disagrees with German taxonomic ideas about Oenothera) right).
Excellent pictures for identification!
(I just hope I read the Dutch key I used (which disagrees with German taxonomic ideas about Oenothera) right).
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