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369:It is sometimes cultivated as a
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465:Carlina acaulis, weather clock
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900:Taxa named by Carl Linnaeus
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874:Categories
803:Plant List
476:2008-01-21
448:3764310960
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388:References
294:Subspecies
277:flowerhead
227:Asteraceae
141:Asteraceae
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239:Neo-Latin
217:perennial
159:Species:
131:Asterales
65:Kingdom:
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782:PalDat:
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551:Wikidata
349:diuretic
137:Family:
121:Asterids
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880:Carlina
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614:Ecocrop
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317:simplex
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307:acaulis
305:subsp.
281:florets
273:flowers
235:acaulis
215:, is a
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513:ISBN
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