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The document summarizes information about 15 different wildflower species found in Jodi's class wildflower project. It provides the common name, scientific name, physical description and some additional details ("lore") about each flower species, such as past uses of the plants or origins of their names. Some of the flowers described include dogbane, black-eyed Susan, jewelweed, burdock, Japanese knotweed, rabbit's foot clover, Queen Anne's lace, red clover, lady's thumb, New England aster, yellow foxtail, aster, chicory, milkweed, and orange hawkweed.
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Heliconia
Botanical Name : Heliconia spp. (hel-I-KO-nee-a)
Family : Heliconiaceae
Order: Zingiberales
Botanical Name : Heliconia spp. (hel-I-KO-nee-a)
Family : Heliconiaceae
Order: Zingiberales
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Some Flowering plants of Himachal Pradesh
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Flowers come in many varieties and colors and play an important role in human life. The presentation discusses 5 specific flowers: the lithops, bleeding heart, panda face ginger, bee orchid, and ghost orchid. Each flower is described in 1-2 sentences highlighting their key identifying features and where they are found naturally. The conclusion restates that flowers enhance beauty and should not be wasted.
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Trees in our school
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