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All the plant photographies are performed by Patrick Blanc and their use must go with the photo caption and the mention "copyright Patrick Blanc"
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Aponogeton jacobsenii, white spikes of inflorescences emerging of a pond surrounded by stands of the small bamboo, Kuruna densifolia, Horton Plains, Sri Lanka
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Aponogeton jacobsenii in shallow water with leaves covered by mud, Horton Plains, Sri Lanka
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Aponogeton jacobsenii partly uprooted by animals in a shallow pond, Horton Plains, Sri Lanka
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Aponogeton jacobsenii, inflorescence spikes emerging of the water, Horton Plains, Sri Lanka
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Aponogeton jacobsenii, spikes, Horton Plains, Sri Lanka
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Patrick Blanc offering his hand to a population of Garra ceylonensis in a fast flowing forest stream, the habitat of Aponogeton rigidifolius, Sinharaja, Sri Lanka, Nov. 2024
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Patrick Blanc offering his hand to the sucker fish Garra ceylonensis, Sinharaja, Sri Lanka, Nov. 2024
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Patrick Blanc and Pascal Héni surrounded by the rheophytic shrubs, Memecylon rivulare and Justicia hookeriana, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka, Nov. 2024
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The large Memecylon rivulare and the small Justicia hookeriana, two similar characteristic rheophytic much branched shrubs with narrow shiny leaves, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Memecylon rivulare, a characteristic rheophytic much branched shrub with narrow shiny leaves, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Memecylon rivulare, a characteristic rheophytic shrub with narrow shiny leaves and light purple small flowers, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Memecylon rivulare, light purple small flowers, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Memecylon rivulare, maturing fruits, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Justicia hookeriana, rheophytic much branched shrubs with narrow shiny leaves, firmly fixed by roots in cracks of slabs, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Justicia hookeriana, a characteristic rheophytic much branched shrub with narrow shiny leaves, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Justicia hookeriana, a characteristic rheophytic shrub with narrow shiny leaves, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Justicia hookeriana, flowers, Manna Kathi Falls, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Patrick Blanc on slabs of rapids, the fast flowing river habitat of the rheophytic Curcuma albiflora, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka, Nov. 2024
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Curcuma albiflora and Justicia hookeriana, two rheophytic species in cracks of the slabs of a fast flowing forest stream, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora and other rheophytic species in the intermittent waterfall habitat, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, most individuals with leaves deeply lacerated by strong currents, this rheophytic habitat shared with other species like Justicia hookeriana and the fern Thelypteris calcarata, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora in the cracks of rocks in waterfall, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, population in the cracks of the rock substrate of a waterfall, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, population in the vertical narrow crevice of a rock slab in an intermittent waterfall, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora with recumbent leaves due to a recent flash flood in the waterfall, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, all leaves longitudinally teared along the midrib due to intermittent strong water currents, thus similar to the bifid leaves of the rheophytic Cyclanthaceae, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, adult plant with infructescence and longitudinally slit leaves due to strong water current during recurrent flash floods, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, leaves longitudinally slit along the midrib due to intermittent strong water currents, thus similar to the bifid leaves of the rheophytic Cyclanthaceae, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, all leaves longitudinally slit along the midrib due to intermittent strong water currents, thus similar to the bifid leaves of the rheophytic Cyclanthaceae, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, secondarily Cyclanthaceae like bifid leaves due to a slit along the midrib, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, the leaves entire and not teared thanks to protedtion by the vertical rock face, same for Thelypteris calcarata, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, an individual with entire intact leaves thanks to protection by the vertical rock face just above, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, distichous leaves and slightly swollen roots, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, slightly tuberous stem base and slightly swollen roots, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, flowering individual in a rock fissure, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, infructescence with bracts and maturing fruit, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, inflorescence and secondarily bifid leaves due to a slit along the midrib created by strong water current during flash floods, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, maturing fruit, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, persistent green bracts protecting the maturing fruits, Makandawa, Kitulgala, Sri Lanka
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Curcuma albiflora, bifid leaves due to tearing by strong water current in herbarium specimen from New York Botanical Garden
