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Caudexed Epiphytic Ant Plants - Part II

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in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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    Those really take caudiciform to a new level.

     

     

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    I found Myrmecodia beccarii growing on Melaleuca species beside mangroves. Didn't have time to thoroughly check the area to see if it did extend into the mangroves but there were quite a lot of plants on the Melaleucas.

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