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• Almost an invasive species

• Over 500 different species

• the ones full of water are in the desert, and the ones in the tropics make the skin care stuffs

• Helps with Sunburn, Dry Skin, Heals Wounds, Aging(skin), Infections, Blemishes, Hair, Scalp, and more!

• Is was planted everywhere and naturally spreaded for skin care

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The Venus Fly Trap originated in North and South Carolina, but has migrated to New Jersey and Florida.

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Lavender originated from the Middle East, India, and Mediterranean

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Potato are originally from the South American Andes

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- The poppy flower is a symbol of remembrance from the victim of War World 1.

-The plant traveled throughout  the world through  Commodification and opium export.

- The plant became popular after the war.

- Used as modern day drugs. Opioids

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* originally called: Vicia Faba
* Now it’s called Faba/Fava Bean
* Flowering plant in the pea and bean family
*Family: Fabaceae
*Migrated because in spring temperatures reached daily max, needed cooler climate
* Migrate to where they feed on pollen
*Can withstand cold weather
* Can grow in soil in high salinity as well clay soil

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Marigold
These flowers are native to Mexico and South America and are sacred plants used in many religions/spiritual ceremonies and cultural events such as Los Dias De Los Muertos. They are also used medicinally and agriculturally.

https://www.britannica.com/plant/marigold
http://heritagegarden.uic.edu/marigold-tagetes#:~:text=Significance%20to%20Cultural%20Communities&text=Marigolds%20were%20also%20sacred%20to,calling%20on%20spirits%20(3).

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marigold, (genus Tagetes), genus of about 50 species of annual herbs of the aster family ( Asteraceae), native to southwestern North America, tropical America, and South America. The name marigold also refers to the pot marigold (genus Calendula) and unrelated plants of several families.

Physical description

Members of the genus Tagetes have attractive yellow, orange, or red composite flowers that are solitary on the stems or clustered. The leaves are arranged opposite each other on the stem and are usually finely cut. Characteristic bracts (leaflike structures) form a cup-shaped base below each flower head.

Major species

One of the most common ornamentals is the Aztec, or Mexican, marigold ( Tagetes erecta). Its dense heads of orange or yellow flowers are popularly planted in garden borders or as companion plants to deter pests in vegetable gardens. The Mexican marigold is also an important flower in Día de los Muertos observances in Mexico and other areas of Latin America. Another popular ornamental is the French marigold, which is usually listed as a variety of T. erecta or sometimes as its own species, T. patula. Several other species are grown as garden plants, and most have strong-scented leaves.

The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Melissa Petruzzello.

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Marigold | Description, Species, Uses, & Facts

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Marigold, genus of about 50 species of annual herbs native to southwestern North America, tropical America, and South America. Several species are grown as garden ornamentals for their attractive flowers, and most marigolds have strong-scented leaves.

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Marigold
These plants came to India through colonization of Mexico and South America. They are similar in color and shape to a native holy plant, calendula. But maybe because marigolds smell stronger and have bigger flowers, they replaced calendula in many Hindu ceremonies and cultural uses.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/blogs/onmyplate/marigold-the-mexican-flower-that-has-become-a-part-of-indian-festivals/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendula