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Goeppertia albertii
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Goeppertia albertii (syn. Calathea albertii) is a species of plant belonging to the genus Goeppertia of the Marantaceae family, native to southeastern Brazil. It has been reported as introduced to El Salvador. Its shiny leaves are spotted white on top and have a purplish tinted underside. The flowers are white. When planted as an ornamental in Georgia, United States, Goeppertia albertii produces a small number of flowers in late summer. Full shade to part shade is recommended. There is a cultivated variety called 'White Tiger'....read more on Wikipedia.
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