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Beesia deltophylla
Also known as beesia. This species is native to southeastern Tibet. Its specific name, or epithet, deltophylla translates to “triangle-leaved.”
Also known as beesia. This species is native to southeastern Tibet. Its specific name, or epithet, deltophylla translates to “triangle-leaved.”
Epimedium grandiflorum
Also known as bishop’s hat because its four-spurred flowers resemble a clergyman’s biretta. This species is native to Japan, Korea, and Northeastern China.
Also known as bishop’s hat because its four-spurred flowers resemble a clergyman’s biretta. This species is native to Japan, Korea, and Northeastern China.
Mahonia gracilipes
Also known as the Chinese mahonia. This species is native to Southwestern China. The specific epithet, gracilipes, refers to the plant’s slender stalk.
Also known as the Chinese mahonia. This species is native to Southwestern China. The specific epithet, gracilipes, refers to the plant’s slender stalk.
Polystichum makinoi
Also known as Makinoi’s holly fern. This medium-to-large-sized fern is native to India, China, Japan, and the Philippines.
Also known as Makinoi’s holly fern. This medium-to-large-sized fern is native to India, China, Japan, and the Philippines.
