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Hypericum forrestii
1 Minerals
2 Bacteria
3 Plants
4 Animals
5 Humans
Kingdom
3
Plants
1 Archaeoplastidae
2 Cryptogamae
3 Bryophyta
4 Pteridophyta
5 Gymnospermae
6 Angiospermae
7 Fungi
Phylum
6
Angiospermae
1 Amborellanae
2 Magnolianae
3 Lilianae
4 Fabanae
5 Malvanae
6 Asteranae
Class
4
Fabanae
1 Ceratophyllidae
2 Ranunculidae
3 Proteidae
4 Fabidae
Subclass
4
Fabidae
1 Celastrales
2 Malpighiales
3 Euphorbiales
4 Fagales
5 Fabales
6 Rosales
7 Cucurbitales
Phase
2
Malpighiales
1 Linaceae
2 Malpighiaceae
3 Hypericaceae
4 Phyllanthaceae
5 Clusiaceae
6 Ochnaceae
7 Chrysobalanaceae
Subphase
3
Hypericaceae
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0 Endodesmia calophylloides
0 Hypericum forrestii
0 Hypericum hypericoides
0 Ochrocarpos longifolius
1 Podostemum dichotomum
2 Cratoxylum cochinchinense
2 Eliea articulata
3 Hypericum aegypticum
3 Triadenum virginicum
5 Hypericum delphicum
5 Lianthus ellipticifolius
5 Mammea americana
5 Vismia macrophylla
6 Thornea calcicola
7 Calophyllum inophyllum
7 Hypericum androsaemum
8 Hypericum perforatum
8 Hypericum pulchrum
8 Hypericum tetrapterum
10 Harungana madagascariensis
10 Hypericum olympicum
11 Haploclathra paniculata
11 Hypericum patulum
11 Kielmeyera rubriflora
12 Cratoxylum formosum
12 Kayea ferruginea
12 Mahurea exstipulata
12 Poeciloneuron indicum
12 Vismia baccifera
13 Mammea longifolia
13 Vismia guianensis
14 Clusiella elegans
14 Marila racemosa
15 Caraipa densifolia
15 Hypericum inodorum
16 Hypericum hircinum
16 Psorospermum febrifugum
17 Calophyllum calaba
17 Calophyllum polyanthum
17 Calophyllum soulattri
17 Calophyllum tacamahaca
17 Mesua ferrea
Stage
0
Author
Qjure
Type
Info
Chapter
3-644.23.__
Book
Book
Qjurious
Family
Hypericaceae
Region: China, Myanmar.
English: Forrest's tutsan; Forrest's St. John's wort.
Botany
Semi-evergreen shrub; 1.2 m tall, 1.5 m broad.
Leaves: oval; red in autumn.
Flowers: bowl-shaped yellow; prominent stamens in late summer.