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| Scientific name
: Duboisia R. Br. |
Botanical Family : Solanaceae |
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English
name : duboisia |
Description :
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Botanical |
English Common |
Family |
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| doerh |
Dodonaea eriocarpa Sm. var. hillebrandii Sherff |
>>Dodonaea viscosa |
Sapindaceae |
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| 72333 |
Endostemon retinervis (Briq.) M.Ashby
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Lamiaceae |
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| 90849 |
Polystachya stodolnyi Szlach. & Olszewski
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Orchidaceae |
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| atnu |
Atriplex nummularia Lindl. |
bluegreen saltbush |
Chenopodiaceae |
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| 67364 |
Scilla spathulata Baker
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Hyacinthaceae |
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| duthc |
Dubautia thyrsiflora (Sherff) Keck var. cernua (Sherff) Keck |
>>Dubautia thyrsiflora |
Asteraceae |
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| dehe3 |
Dentaria heterophylla Nutt. |
>>Cardamine angustata |
Brassicaceae |
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| 113171 |
Manulea pinnatifida L.f.
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Scrophulariaceae |
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| 89730 |
Holothrix pleistodactyla Kraenzl.
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Orchidaceae |
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| acrud2 |
Acer rubrum L. ssp. drummondii (Hook. & Arn. ex Nutt.) E. Murr. |
>>Acer rubrum var. drummondii |
Aceraceae |
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| psfa4 |
Psilopilum falcatum (Steere) Crum et al. |
>>Oligotrichum falcatum |
DIONCOPHYLLACEAE |
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| 106962 |
Pentas verticillata Scott-Elliot var. pubescens S.Moore
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Rubiaceae |
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| alrep |
Allium reticulatum G. Don var. playanum M.E. Jones |
>>Allium textile |
Liliaceae |
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| ledi4 |
Lepidium didymum L. |
>>Coronopus didymus |
Brassicaceae |
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| 42446 |
Carex congolensis Turrill
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Cyperaceae |
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