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Hypericum patulum

Hypericum patulum, known as goldencup St. John's wort or yellow mosqueta, is a species of flowering plant in Hypericum sect. Ascyreia.

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Hypericum patulum

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples22
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Hypericum patulum

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related to Subordinate taxa · 11
Hypericum patulum → Arn, Bean, Buch, Chitt, Choisy, Don, Ham, Hypericum, Koehne, Kuntze, Wight
related to Taxonomy · 6
Hypericum patulum → Carl Peter Thunberg, Hypericum, It, Johan Andreas Murray, Systema Vegetabilium, The
related to Cultivars · 3
Hypericum patulum → Hidcote, Hypericum, It

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patulum hypericum species thunb var grow plant sometimes yellow perforatum patula subordinate taxa plants 1784 later cultivated garden 'hidcote' flowers

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
beesinstance ofbright flowers and its attractiveness to pollinators0.80text
small birdsinstance ofbright flowers and its attractiveness to pollinators0.80text
Hypericum patulumrelated to CultivarsHypericum0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to CultivarsHidcote0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to CultivarsIt0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to Subordinate taxaHypericum0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to Subordinate taxaChoisy0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to Subordinate taxaChitt0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to Subordinate taxaBean0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to Subordinate taxaWight0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to Subordinate taxaArn0.60section
Hypericum patulumrelated to Subordinate taxaKuntze0.60section

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