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Family: Asclepiadaceae 

 Stephanotis floribunda
 
  
Author:  Brongn 1837
Family:  Asclepiadaceae
Habitat:  Madagascar
Soil:  Peat
Water:  Medium
Sun:  Mediun
Thickness:  ?
Height:  4,5 meters
Flower:  White
Reproduction:  Seeds/Cuttings
Pop names:  Madagascar Jasmine, Doftranka, Duftranke, Bridal Wreath
Synonyms:  Marsdenia floribunda Schltr. 1899
Got it from:  ?
Year:  ?
   This member of the Asclepiadaceae family was described by Brongn. in 1837. It is found on Madagascar, growing in peat with some water and some sun. The wines will reach for 4,5 meters, and the flowers are white. It can be reproduced both by seeds and cuttings.

The genus name Stephanotis has Greek origin, made up of two words; stephonos meaning crown and otos which is ear; a 'crown of ears' which it faintly resembles with the flower trumpet as a meatus surrounded by five "ears."