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Nolana prostrata, Linn., not Hook. Resembles N. paradoxa but is distinguished by the st. being more reclining, the fl. is smaller and the throat of corolla marked with violet-purple veins: calyx pyramidal with triangular lobes: ovaries commonly few, 2-4-seeded. Perhaps this should be united with the preceding; it is native to Peru. B.M. 731. | Nolana prostrata, Linn., not Hook. Resembles N. paradoxa but is distinguished by the st. being more reclining, the fl. is smaller and the throat of corolla marked with violet-purple veins: calyx pyramidal with triangular lobes: ovaries commonly few, 2-4-seeded. Perhaps this should be united with the preceding; it is native to Peru. B.M. 731. | ||
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Nolana prostrata, Linn., not Hook. Resembles N. paradoxa but is distinguished by the st. being more reclining, the fl. is smaller and the throat of corolla marked with violet-purple veins: calyx pyramidal with triangular lobes: ovaries commonly few, 2-4-seeded. Perhaps this should be united with the preceding; it is native to Peru. B.M. 731.
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