Bixa orellana

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 Bixa orellana subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Bixa orellana, Linn. Annatto-tree. Height 30 ft.: Lvs. cordate: fls. pinkish or rose-color. B.M.1456.—It is rarely grown in northern greenhouses as an ornamental. Cuttings taken from a flowering plant will produce flowering plants of a convenient size. Plants from seed usually flower less freely, and must attain a greater size before flowering.


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