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White flower.

Submitted by Blog - Henriette on 17 October, 2005 - 10:00
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It's fairly large and I have no idea what it is.

Here's photos:
Photo: Diphylleia cymosa 1. Pic: Flower cluster, white.

It has large palmate leaves on single stems all growing up from the root, and white flowers in clusters. It's about 1 m (3') tall.

I have no idea what it is; it was labelled "Glaucidium palmatum" in the botanical garden of Gothenburg, but it's completely different from that plant.

Any of you have a clue?

Update: it's Diphylleia cymosa.

Comments

Submitted by Jan De Langhe (not verified) on 4 December, 2005 - 13:23.

Hi, Dear Henriette,

I think this plant is a Diphylleia
and probably Diphylleia cymosa

see
www.discoverlife.org/../Diphylleia/cymosa/

You found your Magnolias pictures yet?

regards,

Jan

Submitted by Henriette on 4 December, 2005 - 20:24.

Diphylleia: Ooh. Lovely, thanks!

Magnolias:
Sorry, I'm moving, the Magnolia pics are buried somewhere in a box. It'll be a week or two more - I'll let you know when I've scanned them.