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Choisya ternata

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
5Malvanae
Subclass
5Malvidae
Phase
4Rutales
Subphase
5Galipeoideae
Stage
10
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Chapter

3-655.45.10

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English: Mexican orange blossom; Mexican orange.
Region: Mexico.
Habitat: drought tolerant; prefers well drained soils.
Content: quinoline alkaloids, ternanthranin, a volatile simple anthranilate, pain-killing effects in mice.
Use: ornamental; severely damaged by temperatures lower than −15 °C.
BotanyEvergreen shrub; 3 m tall.
Leaves: trifoliate; aromatic.
Flowers: white; scented; blooming in spring, sometimes limited in autumn.
TaxonomyMany cultivars: Sundance, Aztec Pearl.
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