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Firmiana colorata (Roxb.) R.Br.
Pterocymbium 235 (4 June 1844)
Family: STERCULIACEAE

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A nice small caudiciform that grows on limestone cliffs. It is a very ornamental plant with scarlet or deep orange flowers looking like a mass of corals on the nude branches in spring.

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Common Names include:
ENGLISH: Po-fai, Indian Almond, Iwil-Iwil, Coloured Sterculia, Bonfire Tree, Kaushi
CHINESE (中文): 火桐
MARATHI (मराठी): कौशी (kaushi)



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