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Sago Palm has very hard smooth small leaves with edges curled backward.
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Branches are arranged symmetrically. Leaves are pricky to touch.
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Got its Chinese name "ùº~" because its fruit resembles "a Lohan"
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Stems covered with thorns. Leaves are serrated.
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Hoofshaped leaves
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Gorgeous yellow flowers hanging in big bunches.
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Lumber used for making fine furniture due to its hard and durable nature.
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Fiery red petals look like a phoenix
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Suitable for hedges because of its strong building potential
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Durable,resistant to extreme weather conditions
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Younger trees have dark green colored bark. Older trees have wine bottle shaped trunks.
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Leaves turn red and fall off in the winter. Fruit floats on water.
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A fast-growing, low-crawling perennial plant that produces yellow daisy-like flowers
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Branches are arranged in orderly pattern
¶ÂªO¤ì/Palimara Alstonia
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Big flaming-red flowers in full bloom give the impression as if the tree were on fire
­[²úªá/Arabian Jasmine
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Fragrant white flowers used to make jasmine tea
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Milky juice from leaves, bark and fruits, can cause irritation to the skin. Avoid contact with milky juice
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No typical wooden trunk, the whole plant appears pulpy.
¶ÂªO¤ì/Palimara Alstonia
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It can grow very tall,sometimes even over 20 meters.
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It produces strong odor and white flowers.Its fruit resembles a tiny orange
°¨ÅÕ¤¦/Common Lantana
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Butterfly's favorite nectar supplier
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Guava Tree produces green delicious fruit and has very shining bark.
°¨©Ô¤Ú®ß/Pachira-nut
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"American peanut" as called by local Taiwanese because of its delicious nut-like fruits
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People in Southern China used its leaves as a substitute for tea
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Leaves come in various shapes and colors
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A very commom hedge tree with densely packed red flowers
¬õÃä¦Ë¿¼/Common Dracena
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Slender pointed green leaves with purple red edges
ºÖ¤ì/Common Garcinia
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It is believed by many Chinese that this tree brings luck.
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A very funny looking plant with greatly enlarged bulb shaped trunk
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The shape of the beautiful orange based flowers resembles a bird's head
¤j¤ý·¦¤l/Royal Palm
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A very common tree found on campus and along streets
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Leaves appear as if they have been smashed flat.
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Leaves resemble a peacock's tail feathers
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Leaflets form 45 degree angles to the stem
¶À·¦¤l/Yellow Areca
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Nearly the entire plant, leaves, stems, and trunk, is yellow
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Planted around, cacao & coffee crops to provide shelter in Central and South America
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One of the most celebrated trees in Chinese poetry
¤é¤éÄå/Rose-flowered Jatropha
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Blossoms everyday
ªø¸­·tù/Mast Tree
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A very stubborn evergreen plant that never changes its color
¶Àª÷º_/ Golden Leaves Fig
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Young leaves appear yellow which turn green with age
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A native species from Lanyu. Unlike other "ùº~ªQ",its leaves have dull tips.
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Despite their spiny look, leaves are smooth to touch
¤ì´Ö/ Cotton Tree
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Fruit contains cotton like fibers.
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Leaves and flowers have been used by local people to make soup as a cough remedy.
¦L«×¶ð¾ð/Ashoka Tree
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Chinese name derived from the shape of the tree crown---a tall slender tower.
¶À¯ß¨ë®ä/Variegated Coral-tre
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Leaves have yellow veins.
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Dragon Chinese Juniper has a distinct odor and very small scale leaves as shown:
¦L«×¾ó½¦¾ð/Indian Rubber
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Huge shining smooth, rubbery leaves
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Buddha is said to have founded Buddhism while sitting under this tree
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Has long been one of the most common campus plants: large five-petaled typical-looking flowers come in assorted colors
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Gets its name for its bottle shaped trunk
®çªá¤ß¤ì/ Mahogany
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Capsules contain seeds with wings that can glide in the air
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The red "petals" are not real petals¡CThey are actually "bracts".
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Evergreen bush variations have highly diverse leaves
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Fast growing vine with various colored bracts that are commonly mistaken as petals
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Tiny pale-yellow flowers yield faint yet distinct fragrance
º_¾ð/Indian Laurel Fig
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Extremely resistant to air pollution
¤j¨®«e¯ó/Plantago major L.
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¸`¸`ªá/Alternanthera nodiflora R.Br.
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º¡¤Ñ¬P/Alternanthera sessilis (L.)
³¥³Aµæ/Amaranthus viridis L.
°²¤d¤é¬õ/Gomphrena celosioides Mart.
¤õ¬´¥À¯ó/Polygonum chinense L.
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¦ªªOÂk/Polygonum perfoliatum L.
¹p¤½®Ú/Centella asiatica (L.) Urban
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¤p­¸´­¯ó/Euphorbia thymifolia L.
¤j­¸´­¯ó/Euphorbia hirta L.
Àn¦Þ¶À/Phyla nodiflora (L.) Greene
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®üª÷¨F/Lygodium japonicum (Thunb.) Sw
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¤»¨¤­^/Hypoestes purpurea R. Br.
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¤s¸²µå/Ampelopsis brevipedunculata (Maxim.)
°¨¾¦³A/Portulaca oleracea L.
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Âû«ËÃÃ/Paederia scandens (Lour.) Merr
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ÃÇÁl¯ó/Desmodium triflorum(L.)DC.
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ÁJªá¤ìÂÅ/Indigofera spicata Forsk.
¤s¦a¨§/Alysicarpus vaginalis(L.)DC.
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«wÂׯó/Bidens pilosa L.var .minor(Blume)Sherff
µµ­I¯ó/Emilia sonchifolia(L.)DC.
¥[®³¤j½´/Erigeron canadensis L.
¤@ªK­»/Vernonia cinera(L.)Less.
¶ÀÄOµæ/Youngia strumarium(L.)DC.
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¦a´à¯ó/Axonopus compressus (Swartz) P.Beauv.
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Perennial herbaceous flowers, prefer warm environment, avoid extreme heat and humidity