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Scarlet-flowered Dahlia by S. Edwards, Sansum from "The Botanical Magazine" 1804.

  • COMMON_NAMES-Scarlet-flowered Dahlia
  • GENUS-Dahlia
  • SPECIES-Dahlia coccinea
  • CLASS-Syngenesia
  • ORDER-Polygamia Superflua
  • AUTHORITY-Cavanilles
  • MODERN_GENUS-Dahlia
  • MODERN_SPECIES-Dahlia coccinea
  • MODERN_FAMILY-Compositae
  • PLANT_TYPE-perennial
  • COLOR-yellow orange or scarlet to dark maroon
  • SEASON-summer - autumn
  • NATIVE_REGION-Mexico to Guatemala
  • ZONE-__
  • SOURCE-The Botanical Magazine
  • VOLUME-20
  • PUB_DATE-1804
  • REISSUED- __
  • EDITOR-John Sims
  • ARTIST-S. Edwards, Sansum
  • NALPCD-Disc 0427 ING0010.PCD http://www.nal.usda.gov/curtis/scarflda.shtml Public Domain.
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Source The Botanical Magazine Vol. 20
Author S. Edwards, Sansum
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