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| latin_name = ''LATINNAME'' <!--- replace LATINNAME with the actual latin name -->
| latin_name = ''Daphne''
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| color = IndianRed
| color = IndianRed
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| image = Daphne mezereum0.jpg
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| familia = Thymelaeaceae
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| genus = Daphne
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{{Inc|
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Daphne (Greek name of Laurus nobilis). Thymelaeceae. Ornamental woody plants, chiefly grown for their handsome foliage and sweet-scented, white, purple, lilac or rarely greenish flowers, which, with some species, in warmer climates, often appear in the winter.
Daphne (Greek name of Laurus nobilis). Thymelaeceae. Ornamental woody plants, chiefly grown for their handsome foliage and sweet-scented, white, purple, lilac or rarely greenish flowers, which, with some species, in warmer climates, often appear in the winter.
Propagation is by seeds, sown after maturity or stratified, but germinating very slowly; also by layers put down in spring and taken off the following year. The evergreen species may be increased by cuttings of mature wood in fall under glass, and kept in a cool greenhouse during the winter. If gentle bottom heat can be given in early spring, it will be of advantage to the development of the roots; softwood cuttings taken from forced plants may also be used. D. odora is often veneer-grafted on seedling stock of D. Laureola in winter, or on roots of D. Mezereum; also other species are grafted on roots of D. Mezereum. D. Cneorum and probably its allies are readily increased in spring by removing the earth around the plant, pegging down the branches and filling with fine compost almost to the tops of the branches. Next spring, if the compost is carefully removed, a large number of little buds, each supplied with a white root, are found along the branches; they are easily detached and planted in pans or boxes.
Propagation is by seeds, sown after maturity or stratified, but germinating very slowly; also by layers put down in spring and taken off the following year. The evergreen species may be increased by cuttings of mature wood in fall under glass, and kept in a cool greenhouse during the winter. If gentle bottom heat can be given in early spring, it will be of advantage to the development of the roots; softwood cuttings taken from forced plants may also be used. D. odora is often veneer-grafted on seedling stock of D. Laureola in winter, or on roots of D. Mezereum; also other species are grafted on roots of D. Mezereum. D. Cneorum and probably its allies are readily increased in spring by removing the earth around the plant, pegging down the branches and filling with fine compost almost to the tops of the branches. Next spring, if the compost is carefully removed, a large number of little buds, each supplied with a white root, are found along the branches; they are easily detached and planted in pans or boxes.
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==Species==
==Species==
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D. alpina. Linn. Erect shrub, to 2 ft.: Lvs. deciduous, cuneate-lanceolate, sparingly silky: fls. white or blushed, terminal, fragrant. May, June. S. Eu. L.B.C. 1:66. Gn. 29, p. 603.— D. altaica. Pall. Shrub, to 4 ft.: Lvs. deciduous, cuneate, oblong- lanceolate, glabrous: fls. white, in terminal, 1-5-fld. heads, fragrant. May, June. Altai, Songaria, Mongolia. B.M. 1875. L.B.C. 4:399. —D. arbuscula, Celak. Evergreen dwarf shrub: branchlets red: Lvs. crowded at end of branchlets, linear-oblanceolate, obtuse, pubescent or glabrous beneath, 5-iin. long: fls. pink, in 3-8-fld. heads. June. Hungary.—D. caucasica, Pall. Allied to D. altaica. Lvs. narrower: fls. in 3-20-fld. heads. Caucasus. B.M. 7388.—D. glomerata, Lam. Allied to D. pontica. Low: fls. light pink, fragrant, the clusters crowded at the ends of the branches. May. W. Asia.—D. Gnidium, Linn. Evergreen shrub, to 2 ft.: Lvs. linear-lanceolate, acute, glabrous: fls. yellowish white, fragrant, in terminal racemes or panicles. S. Eu. L.B.C. 2:150. Gn. 29, p. 603.—D. jezoensis, Maxim. Upright shrub, 2 ft.: Lvs. oblong-obovate, persistent, obtuse. 1½-3 in. long: fls. axillary, yellow. March, Apr. Gt. 15:496.—D. kamischatica, Maxim. Low upright shrub, sparsely branched: lvs. oblong- lanceolate, acutish:fls. fascicled,yellowish. Kamchatka, Manchuria. —D. papyrifera, Sieb.=Edgeworthia papyrifera.—D. petraea, Leyb. Dwarf evergreen shrub: Lvs. linear-lanceolate, small, obtuse: fld. light pink, in terminal, 3-6-fld. heads, fragrant. June, July. S. Tyrol. Gn. 69, p, 327.—D. pseudo-mezereum. Gray. Low, almost decumbent shrub: Lvs. lanceolate-oblong, acutish: fls. fascicled, axillary, greenish yellow, scentless. March, Apr. Japan. —D, rupestris, Facch.=D. petraea.—D. salicifolio, Lam.=D. caucasica.—D.\Sophia, Kalen. Allied to D. caucasica: Lvs. obovate- oblong, glaucous below: heads few-fld. S. Russia.—D. striata, Tratt. Dwarf evergreen shrub: Lvs. small, cuneate, linear-lanceolate, glabrous: fls. in terminal, many-fld. heads, pink. June, July. Switzerland and Carpathian Mts.—D. Vahlii, Keissler. Allied to D. collina. Branchlets thick, puberulous: Lvs. obovate or oblong- obovate, appressed-pubescent below: heads 8-10-fld.: bracts obovate, silky, deciduous. Crete, Asia Minor.—D. yezoensis, Hort. =D.jezoensis. Alfred Rehdeb.
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*''[[Daphne acutiloba]]''
*''[[Daphne alpina]]''
*''[[Daphne altaica]]''
*''[[Daphne angustiloba]]''
*''[[Daphne arbuscula]]''
*''[[Daphne arisanensis]]''
*''[[Daphne aurantiaca]]''
*''[[Daphne axillaris]]''
*''[[Daphne bholua]]''
*''[[Daphne blagayana]]''
*''[[Daphne brevituba]]''
*''[[Daphne caucasica]]''
*''[[Daphne championii]]''
*''[[Daphne cneorum]]''
*''[[Daphne depauperata]]''
*''[[Daphne emeiensis]]''
*''[[Daphne erosiloba]]''
*''[[Daphne esquirolii]]''
*''[[Daphne feddei]]''
*''[[Daphne gemmata]]''
*''[[Daphne genkwa]]''
*''[[Daphne giraldii]]''
*''[[Daphne glomerata]]''
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*''[[Daphne gnidioides]]''
*''[[Daphne gnidium]]''
*''[[Daphne gracilis]]''
*''[[Daphne grueningiana]]''
*''[[Daphne holosericea]]''
*''[[Daphne jasminea]]''
*''[[Daphne jezoensis]]''
*''[[Daphne jinyuensis]]''
*''[[Daphne kamtschatica]]''
*''[[Daphne kiusiana]]''
*''[[Daphne kosaninii]]''
*''[[Daphne laciniata]]''
*''[[Daphne laureola]]''
*''[[Daphne leishanensis]]''
*''[[Daphne limprichtii]]''
*''[[Daphne longilobata]]''
*''[[Daphne longituba]]''
*''[[Daphne macrantha]]''
*''[[Daphne malyana]]''
*''[[Daphne mezereum]]''
*''[[Daphne modesta]]''
*''[[Daphne mucronata]]''
*''[[Daphne myrtilloides]]''
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*''[[Daphne odora]]''
*''[[Daphne oleoides]]''
*''[[Daphne papyracea]]''
*''[[Daphne pedunculata]]''
*''[[Daphne penicillata]]''
*''[[Daphne petraea]]''
*''[[Daphne pontica]]''
*''[[Daphne pseudomezereum]]''
*''[[Daphne purpurascens]]''
*''[[Daphne retusa]]''
*''[[Daphne rhynchocarpa]]''
*''[[Daphne rodriguezii]]''
*''[[Daphne rosmarinifolia]]''
*''[[Daphne sericea]]''
*''[[Daphne sophia]]''
*''[[Daphne striata]]''
*''[[Daphne sureil]]''
*''[[Daphne tangutica]]''
*''[[Daphne tenuiflora]]''
*''[[Daphne tripartita]]''
*''[[Daphne xichouensis]]''
*''[[Daphne yunnanensis]]''
|}
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
Image:Upload.png| photo 1
Image:Daphne philippi1.jpg| Daphne philippi
Image:Upload.png| photo 2
Image:Daphne striata 100604.jpg|''[[Daphne striata]]'' in flower
Image:Upload.png| photo 3
Image:Upload.png| photo 3
Image:Upload.png| photo 4
</gallery>
</gallery>
