Jansnella griffithiana. It is an interesting photograph. The inflorescence is of Jansnella, but the green linear leaves are of some other species, probably, Dimeria, whose inflorescence (paired racemes) can be seen in the background of the third photograph. The leaves (cordate based) of Jansnella griffithiana have dried up and can be seen on close observation of the photograph. Would like to have a close up of the other species too.
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