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Leaves from two different subgroups
These two subgroups are often misidentified with each other but when their leaves are compared side by side the differences are clear. The leaf on the right has a much thinner caliper leaf blade, it has a darker shade of green and is much more glossy, also it's midrib is different.
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Re: Leaves from two different subgroups
What subgroups do these leaves belong to?
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