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Schnella glabra

Botanic Family
Leguminosae
Author
(Jacquin) Dugand

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High-climbing simple or bifid-tendril liana to 15m or tree, unarmed or spines on glabrous branches. Stems often compressed and perforated with large holes. Bilobed coriaceous leaves glabrous or pubescent above, brownish pubescent beneath to 120mm x 60mm, branches & calyx clothed with rusty hairs. Short dense pubescent terminal & axillary racemes to 40mm long with bracts & bractlets to 7mm long. Fragrant white or white streaked or spotted red or purple to yellow flowers pilose outside, green calyx, pubescent calyx tube to 8mm long, calyx teeth to 6mm long, 5 villous white petals to 25mm long, with brown hairs outside, 1 petal spotted or striped purple. Glabrate legumes 100mm long x 25mm wide maturing brown.

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