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    Abstract: Abeliophyllum Distichum

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    Abeliophyllum distichum is a deciduous shrub found in temperate and evergreen forests that is endangered in the wild. It blooms in early spring with white flowers and yellow stamens and sheds leaves in winter. It is active in spring and dormant in winter, and lives for more than two years. Its vascular tissues include xylem and phloem. Its structures are similar to ancestral plants like Fontanesia and Forsythia, showing it evolved from them. It has characteristics enabling growth and propagation.

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    Abstract: Abeliophyllum Distichum

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    Abeliophyllum distichum is a deciduous shrub found in temperate and evergreen forests that is endangered in the wild. It blooms in early spring with white flowers and yellow stamens and sheds leaves in winter. It is active in spring and dormant in winter, and lives for more than two years. Its vascular tissues include xylem and phloem. Its structures are similar to ancestral plants like Fontanesia and Forsythia, showing it evolved from them. It has characteristics enabling growth and propagation.

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    Abeliophyllum distichum is a deciduous shrub found in temperate and evergreen forests that is endangered in the wild. It blooms in early spring with white flowers and yellow stamens and sheds leaves in winter. It is active in spring and dormant in winter, and lives for more than two years. Its vascular tissues include xylem and phloem. Its structures are similar to ancestral plants like Fontanesia and Forsythia, showing it evolved from them. It has characteristics enabling growth and propagation.

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    Abstract: Abeliophyllum Distichum

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    Abeliophyllum distichum is a deciduous shrub found in temperate and evergreen forests that is endangered in the wild. It blooms in early spring with white flowers and yellow stamens and sheds leaves in winter. It is active in spring and dormant in winter, and lives for more than two years. Its vascular tissues include xylem and phloem. Its structures are similar to ancestral plants like Fontanesia and Forsythia, showing it evolved from them. It has characteristics enabling growth and propagation.

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    Longer Abstract

    Abeliophyllum distichum (also commonly known as white forsythia and synonymous to Korean

    abelialeaf) is a deciduous shrub that may be found in temperate forests or evergreen forests like

    those that may be found in certain parts of Korea, and are considered to be seriously endangered

    in the wild and is illegally harvested by some for its medicinal properties and ornamental

    function. This plant species may bloom early in spring after dormancy with white flowers that

    smell like almonds and contain yellow stamens, and shed leaves every winter and grow again

    when the conditions are favorable, and has branches that are arched. Abeliophyllum distichum is

    a deciduous plant, thus are mainly active during spring and dormant during winter, and are also

    perrenial, that is they generally survive for more than two years and undergo growth stages and

    reproductive cycles. One distinct structure of Abeliophyllym distichum is their vascular tissues

    that comprise of vascular cells such as the xylem (transports water and nutrients from the roots
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    towards the plant’s leaves, stems and braches) and the phloem (transports food from the leaves to

    the rest of the plant body) that may be found all throughout the body of the plant. The structures

    and the distinct characteristics of Abeliophyllum distichum are likewise similar to that of

    ancestral organisms like Fontanesia and that of Forsythia that prove that Abeliophyllum

    distichum is a product of evolution and that they are closely related or even coming from the

    same phylogeny. Furthermore, Abeliophyllum distichum is a plant species with interesting

    characteristics, structures, life cycle and functions that enable it to grow and propagate up until

    now.
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    Abeliophyllum distichum is a deciduous shrub that may be found in temperate forests or

    evergreen forests and are considered to be seriously endangered in the wild. This plant species

    may with white flowers and yellow stamens, and shed leaves every winter and grow again when

    the conditions are favorable. Abeliophyllum distichum is a deciduous plant, thus are mainly

    active during spring and dormant during winter, and are also perrenial which means that they

    generally survive for more than two years. One distinct structure of Abeliophyllym distichum is

    their vascular tissues that comprise of vascular cells such as the xylem and the phloem. The

    structures and the distinct characteristics of Abeliophyllum distichum are likewise similar to that

    of ancestral organisms like Fontanesia and that of Forsythia that prove that Abeliophyllum

    distichum is a product of evolution and that they are closely related. Furthermore, Abeliophyllum

    distichum is a plant species with interesting characteristics, structures, life cycle and functions
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    that enable it to grow and propagate up until now.

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