Cultivated Flowering Plants
| Malvaceae Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Linnaeus var. rosa-sinensis Hibiscus Native to east Asia First image of traditional variety, still persisting in the rainforest in old gardens. Innumerable cultivars. Hibiscus leaves are crushed and used as a shampoo. The hibiscus flower is made into a tea or the double flower is used as a juice by drawing it and adding lime juice and sugar. local medicinal uses |
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