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Aristolochia pallida Willd.
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Title
Aristolochia pallida Willd.
Plant Name
Aristolochia pallida Willd.
Record type
Herbarium Specimen
Original Reference
WSY0106901
Plant Family
Aristolochiaceae
Plant Genus
Aristolochia
Herbarium Label Name
Aristolochia pallida
Herbarium Collection
Sibthorp
Collector
Sibthorp, J.
Country
Greece
Description
John Sibthorp, an 18th century botanist, collected this specimen for Flora Graeca - one of the most expensive botanical illustration books published.
Copyright
RHS
Credit Line
RHS 1851 Royal Commission Herbarium