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Nolana prostrata, Linn., not Hook. Resembles N. paradoxa but is distinguished by the st. being more reclining, the fl. is smaller and the throat of corolla marked with violet-purple veins: calyx pyramidal with triangular lobes: ovaries commonly few, 2-4-seeded. Perhaps this should be united with the preceding; it is native to Peru. B.M. 731.
 
Nolana prostrata, Linn., not Hook. Resembles N. paradoxa but is distinguished by the st. being more reclining, the fl. is smaller and the throat of corolla marked with violet-purple veins: calyx pyramidal with triangular lobes: ovaries commonly few, 2-4-seeded. Perhaps this should be united with the preceding; it is native to Peru. B.M. 731.
 
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Read about Nolana humifusa subsp. humifusa in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Nolana prostrata, Linn., not Hook. Resembles N. paradoxa but is distinguished by the st. being more reclining, the fl. is smaller and the throat of corolla marked with violet-purple veins: calyx pyramidal with triangular lobes: ovaries commonly few, 2-4-seeded. Perhaps this should be united with the preceding; it is native to Peru. B.M. 731.


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