Talk:Samut Sakhon province
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[edit]There are two contradicting listings of the provincial tree:
- Alstonia Scholaris - according to [1], a (no longer online) list of the Thai tourist authority, and also displayed in [2]
- Thespesia populnea - according to [3] and [4]
I choosed the first one, as TAT and the Ministry of Interior are the better sources andy
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