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English: Physochlaina orientalis (M. Bieb) G. Don : clump of this low-growing, tuberous-rooted herbaceous perennial, native to eastern Turkey, the Caucasus, northern Iran and the west of Central Asia, growing in the Solanaceae section of the systematic beds of the University of Oxford Botanic Garden.
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Physochlaina orientalis (M. Bieb.) G. Don

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51°45'4.550"N, 1°14'52.508"W

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25 March 2017

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