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Symplocos kowalewskii is an extinct species of flowering plant known through a single flower preserved in amber. It belongs to the genus Symplocos within the family Symplocaceae.
Symplocos kowalewskii is thought to have occurred in ancient forested habitats, possibly in addition to Quasisequoia swamps. The extant, Asian relatives grow in montane, humid forests.
Symplocos adenophylla · Symplocos anamallayana · Symplocos anomala · Symplocos badia · Symplocos baehnii · Symplocos barberi · Symplocos blancae · Symplocos borneensis · Symplocos bractealis · Symplocos breedlovei · Symplocos buxifolia · Symplocos buxifolioides
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