Hoya kerrii — Yellow-centred variegated — IML 1497
The yellow-centred, green-edged kerrii documented as IML 1497 in Liddle’s 2009 catalogue.
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The yellow-centred, green-edged kerrii documented as IML 1497 in Liddle’s 2009 catalogue.
A Philippine Hoya described with small, heart-shaped leaves and hairy, rolled-back flowers.

Small, furrowed leaves and fragrant, fuzzy flowers on slender, rooting stems.
Follow the reported identification back to its cited publication while preserving this accession’s records.
Retain the accession code while documenting the plant’s appearance and flowering history.
Follow this accession label and compare a documented plant without treating a spelling correction as settled.
Keep the IML accession and locality wording together while documenting its foliage, flowers and material history.
Trace the EPC accession label and distinguish leaf colour observations from verified provenance.
Follow Gavrus’s AG06-02 seedling record and the flower observations that changed his initial hybrid suspicion.
Document the received Amarillo label, photographed appearance and open questions about this plant.
Compare Asami clone labels and conflicting stability wording with the recorded clone 1 photograph.
Trace the Black Cherry received label without treating a seller or colour-related name as proof of origin or clone identity.
Retain the Black Inferno and UPT016 label while investigating naming history and its unresolved relationship to Amarillo.
Trace the original Black Queen seedling account while keeping the photographed received-label plant’s identity open.
Keep the received name and UPT014 code together while separating label continuity from listing stock numbers or an authenticated clone.
Trace the Borneo label and its pairing with Malaysia while keeping Borneo Red, plant identity and wild origin unresolved.
Follow the IML 1813 grower account while keeping H62 and the historical Giant material unresolved.
Compare the IML 1039 collection caption with a historical checklist label carrying Bogor Java.

Document the received Laos Full Splash label, photographed appearance and open questions about this plant.
Document the received Leopard Skin label, photographed appearance and open questions about this plant.
Compare the photographed Louisa’s Silver material with the checklist’s Clone 2, Clone 3 and reverted-silver splash labels.
Separate a historical botanical name from a cultivation label carrying IML 0045 and H61.
Compare the received Perangin Durian name with historical Perangin Durian and Langkawi Island labels carrying IML 1896.
Examine the Pink Flower label and the source’s suggested pusilla identity without treating either as a verified identification.
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