File:Latua pubiflora hairy stamen attachment.jpg
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English: A fallen corolla of Latua pubiflora ( Griseb. ) Baillon ( family Solanaceae ) dissected to show the hairy bases of the stamens fused to the corolla interior. Trichomes ( hairs ) on stamen bases much longer than those on the corolla exterior ( just visible at edges ). |
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Recently-fallen corolla derived from small, container-grown plant purchased from specialist plant nursery in the U.K. county of Herefordshire.
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