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Hoya macgillivrayi
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Hoya macgillivrayi, commonly known as red hoya or Macgillivray's wax flower, is a species of vine endemic to Cape York Peninsula in Queensland, and has egg-shaped to lance-shaped leaves and racemes of dark reddish-pink flowers, sometimes with a white centre, and a reddish-pink corona....read more on Wikipedia.
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