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From Granada (Spain) -> Possible Stevenia sp.
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 Sierra Nevada mountains. About 1900 meters altitude.

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 Reminds me of Stevenia.
 
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 Yeah, it looks like. Thank you John.
 
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 And John has a very good memory !

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