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Heliconia tortuosa
Heliconiaceae
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Hemionitis
Pteridaceae
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Hepetis
Bromeliaceae
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Herrania
Malvaceae
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Heteranthera dubia
Pontederiaceae
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Heterostachys
Amaranthaceae
Carlos Otávio GussoniCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Hexasepalum
Rubiaceae
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Hieracium rusbyi
Asteraceae
Carlos MartorellCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Hippeastrum elegans
Amaryllidaceae
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Hydrangea
Hydrangeaceae
Claude KolwelterCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Hyoseris cretica
Asteraceae
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Hyoseris hedypnois
Asteraceae
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Hyoseris incrassata
Asteraceae
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Hyoseris mauritanica
Asteraceae
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Hyoseris monspeliensis
Asteraceae
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Hyoseris rhagadioloides
Asteraceae
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Inga alba
Fabaceae
Eduardo Chacón-MadrigalCC BY 4.0 Wikimedia Commonsredimensionado
Inga edulis
Fabaceae
Hellen PerronePublic domain Wikimedia Commons
Ionopsis utricularioides
Orchidaceae
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Ipomoea githaginea
Convolvulaceae
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Ipomoea hederacea
Convolvulaceae
Megan KossaCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Ipomoea pedicellaris
Convolvulaceae
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Campanilla morada
Ipomoea purpurea
Convolvulaceae
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Manto
Ipomoea tricolor
Convolvulaceae
José Belem Hernández DíazCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Ischnosiphon
Marantaceae
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Ischnosiphon arouma
Marantaceae
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Isochilus brasiliensis
Orchidaceae
Victor Farjalla PontesCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Iva monophylla
Asteraceae
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Jarava
Poaceae
Amanda FisherCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Jatropha
Euphorbiaceae
Michelle W. （鍾偉瑋）CC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Jatropha curcas
Euphorbiaceae
Antonio NonatoCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Jatropha podagrica
Euphorbiaceae
Florencia LunaCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Juncus acuminatus
Juncaceae
Joe Potter ButlerCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Kingiodendron
Fabaceae
Siddarth MachadoCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Kyllinga brevifolia
Cyperaceae
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Labatia
Sapotaceae
Facundo ChieffoCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Lachemilla
Rosaceae
Matt BergerCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Laelia rubescens
Orchidaceae
Ricardo Betancourt SánchezCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Laennecia
Asteraceae
Sue CarnahanCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Lantana
Verbenaceae
Eridan XharahiCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Cinco negritos
Lantana camara
Verbenaceae
Matt BergerCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Larrea
Zygophyllaceae
Jim MorefieldCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Lasiacis
Poaceae
stingerCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Leandra
Melastomataceae
Jaqueline HertelCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Lecointea
Fabaceae
Vincent A. VosCC BY 4.0 iNaturalistredimensionado
Lecythis
Lecythidaceae
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Lecythis ampla
Lecythidaceae
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Legazpia
Linderniaceae
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