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bouvardia

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bou·var·di·a  (b-värd-)
n.
Any of several Mexican and Central American shrubs or herbs of the genus Bouvardia cultivated for their showy, narrowly tubular, variously colored flowers grouped in terminal cymes.
[New Latin Bouvardia, genus name, after Charles Bouvard (1572-1658), French physician.]
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