''Clematis horripilata'' is a species of vine in the family

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. Its inflorescence contains several light greenish yellow flowers. This plant can be found in

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and

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. It has been known by the

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''Naravelia laurifolia''.

Description

''Clematis horripilata'' is a perennial climbing plant which grows primarily in a wet, temperate forest habitat up to altitudes of 51 metres. Leaves are broad and lanceolate; petals are linear, and green with yellow ovaries. Tendrils are trifurcate.

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