Flowers from the plant Ipomoea triloba, species Ipomoea morning glory. cover photo - 257794237

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Photo title: Flowers from the plant Ipomoea triloba, species Ipomoea morning glory.
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Flowers from the plant Ipomoea triloba, species Ipomoea morning glory. The star-shaped petals (pointed five-pointed) are light purple in color and are united by thin sepals which are also light purple, often with darker centre and pale mid-petal areas, thickened at apex, corolla funnel-shaped. triloba is known to occur in various habitats, including cultivated fields (e.g., cotton, citrus groves), sandy ground and grassy swamp margins, on hedges, and in thickets, from low to middle elevations, living fences, sugarcane fields, roadsides, fields, and waste places

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