Genus Crabbea in Family Acanthaceae
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Genus Description
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Crabbea acaulis (N.E.Br.)
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Crabbea albolutea (Thulin)
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Crabbea cirsioides (Nees)
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Crabbea coerulea (Vollesen)
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Crabbea glandulosa (Vollesen)
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Crabbea kaessneri (S.Moore)
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Crabbea longipes (Mildbr.)
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Crabbea migiurtina ((Chiov.) Thulin)
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Crabbea nana ((Nees) Nees)
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Crabbea pinnatifida (Thulin)
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Crabbea pre (Herbarium Practice, Following Buys.)
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Crabbea thymifolia ((Chiov.) Thulin)
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Crabbea velutina (S.Moore)
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Crabbea zambiana (Vollesen)