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Español: Heimia salicifolia (Familia: Lythraceae).
Nombres comunes: escoba de arroyo, escoba de río, hierba huachinol, hachinal, hauchinal, hanchinol, huanoli, hierba jonequil, sinicuilchi, sinicuiche, sinicuil, trenchinole, trinchinole, flores de San Francisco, quiebra arado, xonecuili, itzu tarimo.
English: Heimia salicifolia (Familia: Lythraceae).
Common names: shrubby yellowcrest, sinicuichi, sun opener. |
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| Author | Juan Carlos Fonseca Mata |
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