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Tillandsia peiranoi (BOE00280) Tillandsia peiranoi (BOE00280)
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Tillandsia peiranoi (BOE00280)
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Tillandsia peiranoi (BOE00280)
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Tillandsia peiranoi (BOE00280)
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 back 9802 - Bromeliads (Garden) - 2012-04-22
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Tillandsia peiranoi (BOE00280)
Locality: Argentina - Cafayate - Quebrada de Cafayate
Photographer: Andreas Boeker
Note: Tillandsia peiranoi with a branched inflorescense. Very large plant. Is there any large growing form known? Collected by C. Krämer, Germany (Sent: brom-l@science.uu.nl)
Identification: pending
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  • Addit.Note: Jeroen van der Steen (2012-06-14) - I found this species in à place called Garghantha del Diablo, this was à big Cave with à open roof in North East Argentina. Plants were growing on the steep cliffs but all the same small size.