File:Triple-flowered Datura metel 'Fastuosa' - first corolla fully extended.jpg
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English: Triple-flowered Datura metel 'Fastuosa' - first corolla fully extended, other two yet to emerge (all corollas still a mass of contorted, claw-like teeth). Note that juvenile greenish-purple pigmentation of corollas has differentiated into vibrant purple with cream interiors. Green throat of outermost corolla, calyx and the senescent, purple-mottled yellow calyx of another flower visible in background of image. |
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