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Sep 12, 2017 10:24 PM CST
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Name: Tofi
Sumatera, Indonesia
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Been curious on the exact Id since I was a child. This plant sometimes appear as wild-weed, Plant height approx 1,5m to 3m. Flowers nodding, approx 10cm, creamy yellow, with brown center. Seed pod about 6x3 cm. Is it an abelmoschus, abuthylon, or hibiscus? I wish some can help me here.
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thank you
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Sep 13, 2017 10:45 AM CST
Name: Daisy I
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Maybe this will help:

https://pleisbilongtumi.wordpr...
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Sep 13, 2017 3:25 PM CST
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Maybe Talipariti tiliaceum
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Sep 14, 2017 7:07 PM CST
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Name: Tofi
Sumatera, Indonesia
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@ DaisyI; thans for the link, yes that is the same plant on that page, how ever they did not mention the species name there.
Thank you islander. Sorry I do not think it is T tiliaceum. Stem, petoles and leaves are fuzzy, bit prickly. Flowers do look like sea hibiscus, but never changes color to brownish. Never see this plant on low land, and they never take shapes into trees, just shrub (sorry for lacking this information on previous post)

Btw, a friend suggest it might be wild type of Abelmoschus moschatus
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