File:Latua pubiflora Edinburgh bark main trunk.jpg
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English: Characteristic green bark with scaly brown fissures of the main trunk ( showing first bifurcation) of a mature specimen of Latua pubiflora ( Griseb. ) Baillon
( family Solanaceae ) growing in a space in a shrubbery beside the Palm House of the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland. |
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| Author | Flobbadob |
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As mature Latua bark ages, green gives way increasingly to scaly light brown fissures until bark clad entirely in scaly, light brown, reticulate tissue.
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