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491:ornamental garden plant
361:was first described by
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489:is cultivated as an
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363:James Edward Smith
218:(Royle) Hook.f.
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1141:Categories
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1080:Plant List
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961:Plant List
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519:References
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253:Himalayas
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1072:798116-1
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987:Tropicos
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468:K.Schum.
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397:gracilis
377:Cautleya
354:Taxonomy
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299:var.
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257:China
240:is a
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