Flower known as morning glory

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  • Photo title: Flower known as morning glory
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  • Convolvulaceae or convolvulaceae is a family belonging to the order Solanales, sweet potato family, within the clade of Angiosperms flowering plants. Species in this family are often recognized for their cone-shaped flowers and tendril-less vines, often rhizomatous, like herbs or subshrubs. The family has a cosmopolitan distribution, being less diverse in cold climate regions, comprising approximately 58 genera and more than 1900 species.
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1900 angiosperms approximately being belonging clade climate cold comprising coneshaped convolvulaceae cosmopolitan distribution diverse family flowering flowers genera has herbs more often order plants potato recognized regions rhizomatous solanales species subshrubs sweet tendrilless than their vines

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