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    This document provides an introduction to the hibiscus plant. It discusses that hibiscus is a flowering plant native to warm temperate, subtropical and tropical regions worldwide. The flowers come in many colors and have 5 or more petals. There are over 200 hibiscus species with different characteristics, and some popular varieties include Chinese hibiscus, rose of Sharon, and swamp hibiscus. Hybrid plants have been bred for traits like large colorful flowers. The document concludes that plants can live without humans, but humans cannot live without plants.

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    This document provides an introduction to the hibiscus plant. It discusses that hibiscus is a flowering plant native to warm temperate, subtropical and tropical regions worldwide. The flowers come in many colors and have 5 or more petals. There are over 200 hibiscus species with different characteristics, and some popular varieties include Chinese hibiscus, rose of Sharon, and swamp hibiscus. Hybrid plants have been bred for traits like large colorful flowers. The document concludes that plants can live without humans, but humans cannot live without plants.

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    This document provides an introduction to the hibiscus plant. It discusses that hibiscus is a flowering plant native to warm temperate, subtropical and tropical regions worldwide. The flowers come in many colors and have 5 or more petals. There are over 200 hibiscus species with different characteristics, and some popular varieties include Chinese hibiscus, rose of Sharon, and swamp hibiscus. Hybrid plants have been bred for traits like large colorful flowers. The document concludes that plants can live without humans, but humans cannot live without plants.

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    4/2/2023

    Plantation and adoption of a tree

    Introduction to
    Hibiscus Hibiscus
    Hibiscus is a genus of flowering plants in the mallow family,
    Malvaceae. It is native to warm temperate, subtropical and
    tropical regions throughout the world.
    The flowers of hibiscus are large, colorful and showy, with five
    or more petals. They come in a variety of colors including red,
    Presentation By pink, white, yellow, and orange.
    Gagan
    Manjunath
    Sharanagouda

    “ Types of Hibiscus Plants


    There are over 200 species of hibiscus, each with their own
    unique characteristics. Some of the most popular types of
    hibiscus include the Chinese hibiscus, the rose of Sharon,
    and the swamp hibiscus.
    In addition to these traditional varieties, there are also hybrid
    Health Benefits
    Benefits
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    •
    •
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    It lowers Cholesterol.
    It helps in Manages Blood pressure.
    Prevents Liver Damage.
    It helps in preventing Cancer.

    ”
    hibiscus plants that have been bred for specific traits such as • It helps to lose Weight.
    larger flowers or more vibrant colors. • Helps in improving digestion.

    Photo Blog Conclusion


    By these activity we have learnt many things such that plants are
    same as humans. But only one thing is different from plants and
    humans that is they can sustain without humans but we humans
    cannot sustain without plants . By these we would like to conclude
    that "A plant can leave without humans but we humans cannot
    leave without a plant "

    References
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hibiscus_rosa-sinensis
    http://www.worldfloraonline.org/taxon/wfo-0000723007
    http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-2850448

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