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in The Biology Files
A plant pundit comments on plants, the foibles and fun of academic life, and other things of interest.
Identify this plant
The Phytophactor hasn't posted a plant identification quiz in quite some time largely because the sharpies among the readers of this blog always get it right on the first try. So don't really expect this quiz to be any different, but actually the Phactor just wants to show off the handsome image my old friends, like Jurassic old, Juruf and Dr. Chips sent me. Now given some of my well known likes and the obvious features of this flower, the genus isn't very hard, so to win this quiz, you have to get the species correct!
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No takers! What's going on out there!
Could it be Magnolia campbellii?
A very honorable attempt,but just off the mark.
Magnolia sieboldii
Unfortunately I can't identify the sub species without seeing a flower. :/
M. sieboldii it is.
Magnolia macrophylla
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