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Chamaenerion
There are a fair amount of changes within this genus, with plants being reclassified. Generally, perennials, sometimes weedy, with 4-petalled flowers, on a long pedicel or the flower forming a trumpet-shape.
With some sources Chamaenerion are still referred to as Epilobium.
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