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Often used in the same context:
lonicera,
aconitum,
prunus,
berberis thunbergii,
asclepias,
solanum,
senecio,
calendula officinalis,
thuja,
tuberosa,
pennisetum,
albus,
angustifolia,
cordifolia,
pieris japonica,
ageratum,
lycium,
sinensis,
oenothera,
speciosa,
officinalis,
strelitzia,
crataegus,
variegata,
eupatorium,
vaccinium,
solidago,
grandiflora,
subsp,
cimicifuga,
pulcherrima,
azadirachta indica,
melissa officinalis,
paeonia,
nemesia,
pieris,
tagetes,
helichrysum,
lagerstroemia indica,
deciduous holly,
asparagus fern,
cleome,
hamamelis virginiana,
serrata,
scabiosa,
cranesbill,
amelanchier,
epilobium,
purpurea,
sativum,
latifolia,
curcuma longa,
abelia,
corydalis,
glycyrrhiza glabra,
syringa,
tickseed,
deutzia,
germander,
helianthus,
flowering quince,
colchicum,
aucuba,
hirta,
brassica oleracea,
globe amaranth,
plantago,
vulgare,
repens,
zingiber officinale,
ilex,
pot marigold,
heuchera,
sativus,
lagerstroemia,
hamamelis,
lysimachia,
pueraria,
chinensis,
tulipa,
opuntia,
pineapple guava,
rubus,
maidenhair tree,
rubrum,
bellflowers,
stolonifera,
absinthium,
regia,
verticillata,
sow thistle,
spectabilis,
centaurea,
reticulata,
weigela,
holly fern,
erythrina,
polygonum,
campanula,
acer rubrum,
fleabane,
cotoneaster
Appears in the definition of:
genus podalyria,
podalyria
More general:
rosid dicot genus
Synonyms:
genus sophora
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