Facts
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The Hibiscus rosa-sinensis aids in the poisoning of chemicals and venomous mushrooms.
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The Hibiscus rosa-sinensis is used mostly as an ornamental shrub in India, China, and Japan. In the United States and Europe it tends to be a house plant.
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The flowers can either be single or double. There are up to 75 different forms!
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There have been many efforts by biologists to study the evolutionary history of the Hibiscus rosa- sinensis but it is very difficult to trace the common ancestors.
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The closest related species that have been traced are the Hibiscus schizopetalus and the Hibiscus liliflorus.
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