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Hypericum sp.
Yellow flower with red tips
Zurich
Ricardo nice spotting,this plant is used in Portugal() in PNPGerês zona as a tea for liver problems,is your name portuguese? or portuguese origin? :) welcome to Project Noah :)
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Enjoy your self,see you arround :)
Ashish--This plant is a shrub used as ornamental in gardens. There are some varieties hybrids that are used as creeping plants for ground cover.
Daniela... is this plant a shrub or tree...?
Here Hypericaceae Anthers look very alike Capparaceae... and very spectacularly dense...
Spotted on Jul 11, 2012
Submitted on Oct 30, 2012
