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Abelmoschus - Okra Abutilon - Abutilon Adansonia – Baobab Alcea - Hollyhock Althaea - Marsh mallow Bombax – Silk-cotton tree Brachychiton – Bottletree Callirhoe - Poppy mallow Ceiba – Kapok Chiranthodendron – Mexican Hand Tree Cola - Kola nut Corchorus - Jute Durio – Durian Fremontodendron – Flannelbush Gaya – Gaya Gossypium - Cotton plant Hibiscus - Hibiscus Hoheria – Lacebark Kosteletzkya - Saltmarsh mallow Lavatera - Tree mallow or Rose mallow Malva - Mallow Malvaviscus - Turk's cap mallow Ochroma – Balsa Sida Sidalcea - Greek mallow Sphaeralcea - Globemallow Sterculia - Theobroma - Cacao Thespesia - Tilia – Linden Urena Malvaceae occurs as family of flowering plants that includes the mallows, cotton plants, okra, hibiscus, and hollyhocks. Recent inherited studies per Angiosperm Phylogeny Group have greatly expanded a personal to astir 240-250 genera, including the families Bombacaceae, Sterculiaceae and Tiliaceae previously treated as distinct, including easily-known genera like lindens, kapok, baobabs, and balsa. Traditionally a personal consisted of just about 1,500 metal money inside 75 genera.
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Malvaceae Brief description of the family, and illustrations and detail of some plants. Australian Native Hibiscus Information about some hibiscus and related plants. Description of Malvaceae Habit and leaf form; Anatomy; Morphology; Physiology; Biochemistry; Geography. Malvaceae Info Information and images on many species of ornamental malvaceous plants, including flowers, foliage, and fruit. Subdivided by genera. |
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