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NMNH Heliconia - Planted Heliconia

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March 7, 2025

Picture of outdoor landscaping with small, spiky shrubs in shades of green and one tall plant with long thin flowers.
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Heliconias planted as ornamentals in a garden in Panama.

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NMNH Heliconia - Heliconia bella

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Plant with magenta pink leaves shaped like large almonds.

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NMNH Heliconia - Heliconia reticulata

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Plant with long, thin, bright red leaves in a needle shape.

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NMNH Heliconia - Heliconia atratensis

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Dried leaf specimen of large green teardrop leaf.

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NMNH Heliconia - Heliconia oleosa specimen

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Dried leaf specimen with thin, small leafs.

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NMNH Heliconia - Heliconia donstonea specimen

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Dried specimen with ten alternating thin leaves.

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NMNH Heliconia - Heliconia atratensis specimen

03.07.2025
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NMNH Heliconia - John Kress

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