Plants of the U.S.

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Take a botanical tour of the U.S.A.

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Bird pollinated flowers are often colorful, but the green flowers of Hawaiian Clermontia kakeana (Campanulaceae) are pollinated by native honeycreepers. Photo credit: Ken Wood, National Tropical Botanical Garden. 
Critically Endangered with less than 50 plants left in the wild, a young outplant of Polyscias bisattenuata (Araliaceae) stands out against the green background on Kauai, Hawaii. Photo: Rønsted, National Tropical Botanical Garden. 
Hibiscadelphus distans (Malvaceae) a rare relative of Hibiscus endemic to Hawaii. Photo Seana Walsh, National Tropical Botanical Garden. 

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