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Pronunciation: [ɐbjˈuːtɪlən] (IPA)

Abutilon, a genus of flowering shrubs, consists of several species with varying common names such as Indian Mallow, Chinese Bellflower, and Velvetleaf. These plants belong to the family Malvaceae and are native to tropical and subtropical regions. Abutilon is known for its attractive, bell-shaped flowers that come in shades of yellow, pink, orange, and red. Some common synonyms for Abutilon include Flowering Maple, Parlour Maple, and Chinese Lantern. The name 'Flowering Maple' came about due to the plants' similar appearance to the maple tree leaf, while 'Chinese Lantern' was inspired by the shape of the flower and its color. Regardless of the name, Abutilon plants make an excellent addition to any garden or indoor space with their vibrant colors and unique foliage.

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Usage examples for Abutilon

abutilon halophilum, F.M. in Linnaea 25, 381. Near Lake Eyre.
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The bare stems of fig trees are bursting out into their first yellow leaf; and the hedges of red roses and abutilon fill every nook with masses of bright colour unknown except in lands where spring comes with gentle touch and warm, sweet days of sunny weather.
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Arthur H. Norway
232. abutilon near indicum, Don.
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