wax flower

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wax flower

n
1. (Plants) Austral any of several rutaceous shrubs of the genus Eriostemon, having waxy pink-white five-petalled flowers
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Related Family Members in Book: Callistemon, Chamelaucium, Leptospermum, Lophomyrtes, Melaleuca, Myrtus, and Thryptomene
Botanical entries: foliages and dried materials
Related Family Members in Book: Callistemon, Chamelaucium, Eucalyptus, Leptospermum, Melaleuca, Myrtus, and Thryptomene
Botanical entries: foliages and dried materials
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