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Poraqueiba sericea
Poraqueiba sericea, the umari, guacure, yure or teechi, is a plant native to the Amazon, distributed both wild in natural forest and cultivated in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, in non-flooded wetlands, between 23° and 25 °C. and up to 500 m.
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