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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 68. Chapters: Cattleya, Eudicot genera, Monocot genera, Dill, Hydrangea, Kanaloa kahoolawensis, Hordeum, Arachis, Amborella, Tamarind, Verticordia, Astragalus, Cephalotus, Abutilon, Dillenia, Bromus, Melicope, Oreostylidium, Castilleja, Franklinia, Acorus, Calluna, Buxus, Nymphaea, Galium, Euryale ferox, Ceratophyllum, Tetracentron, Entelea, Emblingia, Gunnera, Chilopsis, Victoria, Triumfetta, Rhodiola, Pterospora, Adenium, Brunonia, Eucommia, Wimmeria, Hibbertia, Elingamita, Nuphar, Meliosma, Spathodea, Cyrilla, Polyosma, Granitites, Schisandra, Carpenteria, Ocimum, Allotropa, Proboscidea, Callicoma, Agropyron, Tectona, Aextoxicon, Austrobaileya, Barclaya, Chosenia, Galax, Aphanopetalum, Ascarina, Trochodendron, Muellerolimon, Pachysandra, Illicium, Aralidium, Porlieria, Howittia, Eremosyne, Lagunaria, Balmea, Orthilia, Broussaisia, Cadellia, Berula, Hemitomes, Cuttsia, Emmenanthe, Nothoalsomitra, Horminum, Sarcococca, Cedronella, Alchornea, Glaux, Tersonia, Tribeles, Ixerba, Apiastrum, Myosotidium, Sphenoclea, Ornithostaphylos, Agarista, Harpagonella, Tristania, Rhynchocalyx, Myrothamnus, Akania, Sarcococca hookeriana, Einadia, Emmenosperma, Hedyosmum, Woollsia, Glossopetalon, Aulax, Stahlia, Platypterocarpus, Hannafordia, Bretschneidera, Sinowilsonia, Fendlerella, Bhidea, Maingaya, Asperugo, Japanolirion, Anopterus, Petrosavia, Zinowiewia, Chuanminshen, Styloceras, Choritaenia, Schumacheria, Trimenia. Excerpt: Cattleya (pronounced ) is a genus of 113 species of orchids from Costa Rica to tropical South America. The genus was named in 1824 by John Lindley after Sir William Cattley who received and successfully cultivated specimens of Cattleya labiata that were used as packing material in a shipment of other orchids made by William Swainson. The genus is abbreviated C in trade journals. They are widely known for their large, sho...
