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Description Reproduction of an image that appeared in The Botanical Magazine vol. 120 plate 7346 (1894). The title is Pelargonium_Drummondii. A native of Western Australia
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Better scan at http://botanicus.org/page/453634.
Author Illustration by Matilda Smith, lithograph by Walter Fitch
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