Hoya aff. lacunosa - Cameron Highlands (SR 2009-050)
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Retain the tentative determination and accession code while comparing the documented growth habit.
Preserve a tentative large-plant account without equating every Giant label or accession with it.
Trace the IPPS 00274 label without assuming it matches IML 1813, H62 or the historical Giant material.
Explain why the historical heart-shaped-leaf description cannot identify one uniform clone.
Trace the documented Langkawi collection while keeping its tentative identification and later labels separate.
A Hawaiian introduction described with large leaves and a good flowering habit in a 2007 grower article.
A variable climbing subspecies with succulent, hairy leaves, documented on rocks and in Australian forests.
An accepted climbing subspecies from the Solomon Islands and southwestern Pacific, with several older botanical names.
A botanical subspecies recorded from New Guinea, with a climbing growth habit.
A climbing subspecies with succulent leaves and strongly rolled-under margins, recorded from Bathurst and Melville Islands.

A shrubby or scrambling subspecies with very succulent, hairy leaves, recorded on sandstone outcrops and cliffs.
A climbing subspecies with succulent leaves and rolled-under margins, recorded from coastal vine thickets in northern Queensland.
A rainforest climber with leathery to fleshy leaves that are hairless or have scattered hairs.
A cultivated label documented for a large-leaved form with large flowers in a 2007 grower article.
A cultivated selection described with bronze new growth and larger flowers, recorded in Liddle’s catalogue as IML 0256.

The established variegated cultivar and its naming history.
Keep the received tentative determination while documenting this accession’s foliage and flowers.

The cream-edged kerrii label, its documented appearance and the limits of tracing plants sold under it.
The hairy-leaved kerrii recorded as IML 0784, with dated accounts of flowering and sun-exposure damage.
The conflicting IML 1780 captions behind the kerrii Speckles label.
The yellow-centred, green-edged kerrii documented as IML 1497 in Liddle’s 2009 catalogue.
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