the buds and flowers plumeria pudica

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The buds and flowers of Plumeria pudica Royalty Free Stock Photo

Blooming Flowers and Buds of Plumeria Pudica or Fiddle Leaf Plumeria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Plumeria pudica is a deciduous small tree in the Apocynaceae family, native to Panama, Colombia, and Venezuela. The plant is 2-4 meters tall, with smooth branches and leaves throughout the entire plant The branches grow straight, with tender green branches and mature gray branches The branches are cylindrical, thick and fleshy, hairless, with abundant milk, and have obvious leaf scars after falling leaves. Its tree stands tall and proud, different from the round umbrella shaped crown of ordinary Burmese gardenia. The leaves are spear shaped or spoon shaped, with short pointed or protruding tips at the top, and the flowers are large and white, numerous and clustered.