Species Cynanchum aphyllum
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There aren’t any identifications of Cynanchum aphyllum.
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Etymology of Cynanchum:
Gk. kynos = a dog; anchein = to strangle or throttle. Some species of this genus are poisonous, and several species have climbers or twiners, hence the common name ‘dogbane’, a dog-strangling vine.
Etymology of aphyllum:
From Greek a- = 'without' and phyllon = 'leaf'; referring to it's leafless habit
Scientific name:
Cynanchum aphyllum auct.
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Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Cynanchum aphyllum.
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