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Goyder (1990) — Hoya multiflora: Asclepiadaceae

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Botanical magazine species account 1990-02 English

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David Goyder. Hoya multiflora: Asclepiadaceae. 1990-02. Vol. 7(1), pp. 3–6; cultivation on pp. 3–4; description on pp. 4–5.

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David Goyder’s February 1990 account in Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, volume 7(1), pages 3–6, with Plate 139.

This historical botanical and horticultural account is cited in proposed multiflora content under review. Its cultivation statements are source-attributed advice, not controlled trials or universal household-care instructions. Scientific and publication review of the proposed interpretation remains pending.

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Hoya multifloraHoya multiflora is an accepted species with a shrub-like, non-climbing habit, narrow leaves, and clusters of strongly reflexed flowers that give it an unusual shooting-star…

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