White Flowers Of Bougainvillea Vine, Beautifully Natural. Nthey Are Shrubby Vines That Measure From 1 To 12 M In Height, And That Grow In Any Terrain. They Become Entangled In Other Plants Using Their Sharp Spines That Have Their Tips Covered With A Black Waxy Substance. They Are Evergreen Plants In Rainy Areas Throughout The Year, Or Deciduous In The Dry Season. The Leaves Are Alternate, Simple And Oval-Acuminate In Shape, 4-12 Cm Long And 2-6 Wide. The Flowers, Hermaphrodites, Are Axillary, Conspicuous, Tubular, With 5-6 Short Lobes, Usually White, Organized In Groups Of 3, Each Inserted In A Persistent Bract Of Papyraceous Appearance And Usually Vividly Colored White, Yellow, Pink, Magenta , Purple, Red, Orange ... The Number Of Stamens Varies From 5 To 10; With Short Filaments And Soldiers At The Base. The Ovary Is Fusiform, Glabrous Or Pubescent, With A Short Lateral Style. The Fruit Is An Achene Narrow Pentã¡Mero, Fusiforme Or Cylindrical

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