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| Scientific name
: Fritillaria pallidiflora |
Botanical Family : Liliaceae |
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English
name : Pale-flowered fritillary |
Description :
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Botanical |
English Common |
Family |
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| 77879 |
Hibiscus tiliaceus L. subsp. tiliaceus
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Malvaceae |
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| lekil |
Lesquerella kingii S. Wats. ssp. latifolia (A. Nels.) Rollins & Shaw |
King bladderpod |
Brassicaceae |
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| erbr3 |
Eriastrum brandegeeae Mason |
Brandegee's woollystar |
Polemoniaceae |
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| pl_849 |
Cannabis sativa |
Hemp |
Cannabidaceae |
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| 53858 |
Argyrolobium petiolare (E.Mey.) Steud.
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Fabaceae |
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| coca21 |
Cosmos caudatus Kunth |
wild cosmos |
Asteraceae |
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| chdi6 |
Chamaecrista diphylla (L.) Greene |
twoleaf sensitive pea |
Fabaceae |
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| 116758 |
Cyanella racemosa Schinz
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Tecophilaeaceae |
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| 120707 |
Siphonochilus evae (Briq.) B.L.Burtt
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Zingiberaceae |
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| 33978 |
Maerua dolichobotrys Gilg & Gilg-Ben.
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Capparaceae |
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| gema11 |
Geranium maderense Yeo |
Madiera cranesbill |
Geraniaceae |
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| 54094 |
Aspalathus ericifolia L. subsp. ericifolia
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Fabaceae |
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| 106934 |
Pentas parvifolia Hiern forma spicata Verdc.
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Rubiaceae |
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| vire8 |
Vittadinia remyi Gray |
>>Tetramolopium remyi |
Asteraceae |
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| ceul |
Cercidospora ulothii Korber
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Uncertain Lichen Family |
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