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| | Australian Native Hibiscus |
 | | These plants vary in size from a ground cover, Abelmoschus moschatus ssp tuberosus, to small plants such as Hibiscus trionum (0.2 m), to medium shrubs such as Alyogyne huegelii (1-2.5m) and tall trees such as Lagunaria patersonia (to 13 m). |
 | | Abelmoschus manihot and A.moschatus, H.heterophyllus, white and yellow forms, H.divaricatus, H.splendens with varying shapes of foliage and in various shades of pink, H.diversifolius, lemon and maroon forms, Hibiscus insularis, Alyogyne huegelii and A.hakeifolia and Gossypium sturtianum, it becomes possible to move plants to provide a feature, e.g. |
 | | One species, Abelmoschus manihot has leaves that are high in protein (21,22) and is an important vegetable in countries such as Papua New Guinea. |
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