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Althaea
Either annuals or perennials, from Europe through to Asia, including a couple native to Britain. 10-20 species, with lobed leaves, wiry stems and 5-petalled flowers, in summer into autumn. One of the UK natives, is A. officinalis, from which the root sap has been used to make marshmallow.
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