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Pterostemon

plant genus
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  • Astilbe
    Saxifragales
    / Major families

    …Itea, with 18 species, and Pterostemon, with 3 species (formerly the family Pterostemonaceae). One species of Itea is native to eastern North America, while the rest are native to the area from the Himalayas to Japan and then western Malesia. Pterostemon are native to Mexico. The North American I. virginica…

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    …Itea, with 18 species, and Pterostemon, with 3 species (formerly the family Pterostemonaceae). One species of Itea is native to eastern North America, while the rest are native to the area from the Himalayas to Japan and then western Malesia. Pterostemon are native to Mexico. The North American I. virginica…

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