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   Elena Regina Active Member

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   Tenerife (ES), III-2017 - Photo by Elena Regina - Thank you in advance for your help!
   
   

    

   Elena Regina, Mar 20, 2017

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   thanrose Active Member 10 Years

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   Looks like Aesclepias tuberosa, or maybe a relative. It's native to the Americas though.

    

   thanrose, Mar 20, 2017

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   Silver surfer Generous Contributor 10 Years

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   Maybe Asclepia curassavica would be a better fit.
   
   Asclepias curassavica
   
   Asclepias curassavica - Google Search

    

   Silver surfer, Mar 20, 2017

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