👉 The word "Abelmoschus" refers to a herb found in some parts of the world, which is believed to be poisonous and often used as a remedy for various health conditions.

Abelmoschus

👉 Abelmoschus is a genus in the family Apocynaceae, which belongs to the order Asparagales and the subfamily Abelmanniinae. It includes flowering plants with an umbrella shape at the base of the stem and a slender, spreading leaf. The leaves are generally linear or oblong, and the flowers may be solitary, in groups, or arranged singly on the peduncle.

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👉 The term "abelmoschus" is not commonly used or understood in the scientific community. It appears to be a name for an extinct genus of flowering plants, which were once native to the Mediterranean region, but are now considered to be extinct. The genus was named by Carl Linnaeus in 1753 and is known for its large flowers with multiple petals that bloom in shades of orange, red, and yellow. It is one of the most well-known genera among botan

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