Definition: Toxicodendron is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rosaceae. It is native to tropical and subtropical regions from North America to Southeast Asia, where it grows in wetlands, swamps, and forests. The scientific name "toxicodendron" comes from the Latin word "toxicus," meaning poisonous or toxic. Toxicodendrons are often used as ornamental plants for their beautiful flowers and attractive foliage. They have a variety of colors including

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Definition: The term "Tofieldia" is not a recognized scientific term or genus in biology, and it does not exist as a living organism. To fieldia is a common name for some species of flowering plants, such as the Japanese amaranth (Toxicodendron japonicum) and the Japanese fescue (Toxicodendron japonorum). It's possible that you may have mistaken for another term or genus related to a different plant species.

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