Where are Morina clade plants naturally found?

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Dipsacales Fragrant tubular blooms of *Viburnum carlesii* (Korean spice viburnum).

Plants in the Morina clade are naturally found across Eurasia, with a distribution range extending from the Balkans to China. These plants are characterized as robust perennial herbs that feature leaves joined at the base and flowers arranged in successive whorls.1