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*Allamanda cathartica Linnaeus. Golden-trumpet, Brownbud Allamanda. Hab: Dry disturbed areas, disturbed hammocks, dunes, abandoned citrus groves. Dist: Native of ne. South America.

Origin/Endemic status: Neotropics

Synonymy : = Fl5, FNA14, K3, K4, Meso4.1, WH3

Links to other floras: = Allamanda cathartica - FNA14

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