For comparative work on floral morphology, I'm looking for material of Etaballia dubia Benth. (Leguminosae). According to available descriptions, it inhabits the northern regions of South America. The best is to obtain both flowers and floral buds on different developmental stages fized in ethanol but there may be serious problems with transferring such "wet" material abroad, so even dry herbarized flowers sent via a common post may be very valuable and helpful.
Many thanks in advance for any information.
UPDATE: Thanks for attention, it is not relevant any more.
Andrew Paul McKenzie Pegman, yes indeed, but this species is a tropical tree so it will never grow and reach flowering in any of conditions available for me. That is why I asked about flowers collected from trees which already reached their reproductive age.
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