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Flowers in Heho

1945 Summer

William B. Kinter's notes on slide: "Carnivorous flowers (?) at Pungy Khaung [hpongyi kyaung] near Heho, S.S.S Su. [Summer] 1945." William B. Kinter's additional notes: "Strange flowering vine I found at same place as (19).  Only place I find it.  Background is one of the temple walls." Marion A. Kinter's cataloging notes: "Believe flowering vine is a Nepenthes, indeed carnivorous. Set #1 (originally Box #1): Slide imprint #20."

Also available as a high-resolution TIF and JPEG. Original: 35mm Kodachrome slide.

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William Boardman Kinter Collection, 1943-2015 Series 1: William B. Kinter Papers, 1943-1979 Item 2: Slide Set #1 (Original Box 1), Spring and Summer 1945

Scanned using an Epson scanner in 2014 by Marion A. Kinter.

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