Re: Another mystery tree

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• Subject: Re: Another mystery tree
• From: N* S*
• Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 21:58:04 -0700
• References: <39D3D381.48DE01E0@ucla.edu> <39D11708.B5BB9CE8@xtra.co.nz><39D11C14.6C32328E@nevco.k12.ca.us> <39D3AE44.549BD24B@xtra.co.nz><v04210102b5f97becfb36@[24.66.162.8]> <39D3D381.48DE01E0@ucla.edu><4.2.0.58.20000928181831.00956ee0@postoffice.worldnet.att.net><v04210105b5f9b92c5fe9@[24.66.162.8]>

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>>Any chance it is a dombeya?
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>All the dombeya leaves I have pictures for look soft and hairy. 
>This is shiny, and if you rub it, it gets even shinier.
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>Diane Whitehead   Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

I have a dombeya and it is not soft and hairy, it is smooth and shiny....

Nan
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