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Stock Photo: Saliara Flower Or Indonesian People Call It Tembelekan Flower, This Plant Is A Type Of Flowering Plant From The Verbenaceae Family

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Saliara flower or Indonesian people call it tembelekan flower, this plant is a type of flowering plant from the Verbenaceae family originating from tropical regions in Central and South America

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