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4,500m. N. of Paro, Bhutam. M. Thorne. |
Typical seed pod. M. Thorne. |
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Leaves are usually simple but show some slight notching. M. Thorne. |
Flower to show diagnostic blue filaments. M. Thorne. |
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Rong Chu SE Tibet One of the parents of M. x Harleyana (q.v.) Fred Hunt. |
Tibet. Growing protected - an attractive perennial form. Hilary and John Birks. |
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A lovely veined and pale form of this variable species from Arunachal Pradesh. Steve Boardman. |
Another pale form from the same region. Pete Boardman. |