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Stock Photo: Bak Mee Tree (Nauclea Orientaulis) Flower.

ID 258884000 © Sumalinjayantha | Megapixl.com

This tropical tree is native to Southeast Asian countries. Flowers are used to manufacture perfumes. It is used as an ornamental tree and used as timber and to make paper. Also known as the coronavirus tree due to the shape of the flower.

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