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• Evening primrose
  {{Image|Common_evening_primrose_blossom.jpg|right|250px|Blossom of a common evening primrose, seen right after dawn while it is still open}} {{Image|Common_evening_primrose.jpg|left|250px|Full view of a common evening primrose plant. It is about two feet tall.}}
  1,019 bytes (157 words) - 21:02, 6 June 2021
• Evening primrose/Definition
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• Evening primrose/Related Articles
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• Evening primrose
  {{Image|Common_evening_primrose_blossom.jpg|right|250px|Blossom of a common evening primrose, seen right after dawn while it is still open}} {{Image|Common_evening_primrose.jpg|left|250px|Full view of a common evening primrose plant. It is about two feet tall.}}
  1,019 bytes (157 words) - 21:02, 6 June 2021
• Weed/Related Articles
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• Bee
  ...are pollinators of flowers that themselves are [[crepuscular]], such as [[evening primrose]]s, and some live in desert habitats where daytime temperatures are extreme
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