Lycium chinense

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Read about Lycium chinense in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Lycium chinense, Mill. Fig. 2229. Similar to the former, of more vigorous growth: branches to 12 ft. long: lvs. rhombic-ovate to lanceolate, bright green, 1 ½ -3 in.: fls. somewhat larger: fr. scarlet or bright orange-red, ovate to oblong, sometimes almost 1 in. long. June- Sept. China. G.F. 4:102. F.E. 28:641.—The larger fruited form is sometimes distinguished as var. ovatum, Schneid. (L. rhombifolium, Dipp. L. ovatum, Poir. L. chinense var. macrocarpum, Hort.). Lvs. rhombic- ovate, to 4 in. long: fr. very obtuse at the apex, large. Var. inerme, Schelle, is a spineless form.


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