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 Caesalpinia pulcherrima
 
 
 
 pollen under foldoscope
 
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 Caesalpinia pulcherrima pollen under foldoscope
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 Caesalpinia pulcherrima
 
 
 is a species of
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 flowering plant
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 in the
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 pea
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 family,
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 Fabaceae
 </a>
 , native to the
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 tropics
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 and
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 subtropics
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 of the
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 Americas
 </a>
 . It could be native to the
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 West Indies
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 ,
 
 
 but its exact origin is unknown due to widespread cultivation.
 
 
 Common names for this species include
 
 poinciana
 
 ,
 
 peacock flower
 
 ,
 
 red bird of paradise
 
 ,
 
 Mexican bird of paradise
 
 ,
 
 dwarf poinciana
 
 ,
 
 pride of Barbados
 
 ,
 
 flos pavonis
 
 , and
 
 
 flamboyant-de-jardin

Caesalpinia pulcherrima pollen under foldoscope

Janith J

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