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Protea roupelliae ssp. hamiltonii
1978Summary
Protea roupelliae ssp. hamiltonii, also known as Hamilton'S Silver Sugarbush, is a critically endangered plant subspecies in the Proteaceae family. It is native to modern day Northern Provinces.
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