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Abutilon longicuspe. White-canescent much- branched shrub, with long-acuminate broad-cordate and blunt-toothed long-stalked lvs., felt-like below: fls. bluish purple, veiny, wide open, on mostly many-branched axillary peduncles. Abyssinia.—Intro, by S. Calif. Acclimatizing Assoc., from seed collected by Schweinfurth and distributed from Berlin in 1893.{{SCH}}
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Abutilon longicuspe. White-canescent much- branched shrub, with long-acuminate broad-cordate and blunt-toothed long-stalked lvs., felt-like below: fls. bluish purple, veiny, wide open, on mostly many-branched axillary peduncles. Abyssinia.{{SCH}}
 
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Abutilon longicuspe flower


Plant Characteristics
Cultivation
Scientific Names

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Read about Abutilon longicuspe in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Abutilon longicuspe. White-canescent much- branched shrub, with long-acuminate broad-cordate and blunt-toothed long-stalked lvs., felt-like below: fls. bluish purple, veiny, wide open, on mostly many-branched axillary peduncles. Abyssinia.CH


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Propagation

In East Africa various species of Abutilon are grown from cuttings or by layering (Jex-Blake 1957). The plant is also grown from seed.

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