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Fritirallia amabilis
occurs under very much similar environmental conditions with F.
ayakoana. But either of them inhabits segregating from either.
Please refer to the page of F. ayakoana from the link put right
above. Flowers (a set of tepals) are campanulate, not open enough at
the end, providing a small nectary at the base of each tepal, which
characterizes this species. Shimane RDB lists this species as a
CR+EN, as same as F. Ayakoana. Bloom time: March-April. |
