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latrorse +  and introrse +
acute +  and acuminate +
orange +, pink +  and red +
Frederick G. Meyer +
Linnaeus +
auriculate or cuneate +  and abruptly narrowed or rounded +
1 +  and 2 +
Temperate and tropical regions +, Western Hemisphere +, Asia (Himalayas) +, Asia (China) +, Asia (Japan) +, Asia (Taiwan) +, Asia (Malaysia) +  and Asia (and Indonesia) +
For Pierre Magnol (1638-1715), professor and director of the botanical garden at Montpellier, France +
purple +  and white +
coalescent +
petiolate +  and simple +
crowded +  and alternate +
sessile +  and stalked +
concrescent +  and free +
diaphragmed +
homogeneous +
Sp. Pl. +  and Gen. Pl. ed. 5 +
1753 +  and 1754 +
indehiscent +
persistent +
annular +
hypogynous +
decurrent +
adnate +  and free +
green +  and chalky white +
glabrous;pubescent;glaucous +
Kobus +  and Tulipastrum +
Magnolia +
Magnoliaceae +
orange-yellow +, yellow +, greenish +  and creamy white +
deciduous +
elongate +
evergreen +  and deciduous +
shrub +  and tree +