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Anthracinae ? Southern Spain -> Spogostylum cf. isis
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 Sierra Nevada, Granada, June 2007, 1000 m

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 best guess Spongostylis isis but there are similar species.
 
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 Many thanks, David!

Can we say it's Spogostylum sp. for sure? ... Spogostylum cf. isis? Wink
 
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