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Ephedra






EPHEDRA VULGARIS (_syn Ephedra monastachya_), from Siberia, 1772, is a

half-hardy shrub of trailing habit, with inconspicuous flowers.

Thriving in very poor soil, or on rocky situations, is the only reason

why it is introduced here.






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