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Plantago attenuata (aka Plantago lanceolata) This is an image of Plantago attenuata, better known as Plantago lanceolata. The plant was collected and depicted by Nathaniel Wallich within the territory of the East India Company in 1828 when he was working as a superintendent at the Company’s Botanic Garden. This image is now part of the Wallich Collection in the Royal Botanical Garden, Kew in England. It is categorized as Plantago attenuata (48) - 1828 East India Company, The Wallich Collection, Kew.