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unidentified passiflora fruit

19 years ago

To use all your knowledge, passiflora people, I have to ask this!

I grew seedlings (they are now 2 months old) from a passiflora fruit but I have no idea which one.

It is 15 cm long, ovoid, green and has yellow pulp.

Looks something like p. quadrangularis, but isn't it.

I was stupid enough not to take pictures.

Ideas?

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karyn1
19 years ago
I have no idea but here's links a couple sites that have loads of passie photos. I'm not sure if there's many pics of fruit but you could check. The UK site has a pic of one of my plants : )

http://www.hewo.nl/passiflora%20species/Thumbnails.html
http://www.passionflow.co.uk/index.htm
Karyn
aloysia
Original Author
19 years ago
Passionflow is my favorite website! Really? What plant?
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karyn1
19 years ago
It's this one. http://www.passionflow.co.uk/eggact2211.htm The interest was more the butterflies than the flower but Myles asked if he could use it and I was tickled pink : )
Karyn
chena
19 years ago
WOW!!! Karyn...That is cool.. You should post that pic here...
Chena
karyn1
19 years ago
Chena it is posted somewhere in this forum. That's how Myles found it to begin with. It was weird to see the monarchs on the passies. I was surprised at how nice it turned out because I'm the world's worst photographer. lol
Karyn
aloysia
Original Author
19 years ago
Really great photo and passiflora of course!

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