Some 19th-century botanical works called this group " Malva sylvestris"
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The bushier, 3-foot-tall Malva sylvestris ` Zebrina,'often called French hollyhock, is a good choice for our area.
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;Flowers : Described as reddish-purple, bright pinkish-purple with dark stripes and bright mauve-purple, the flowers of " Malva sylvestris " appear in axillary clusters of 2 to 4 and form irregularly and elongated along the main stem with the flowers at the base opening first.
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Baum et al . have a wider concept ( cladistically, all those plants more closely related to " Malva sylvestris " than to " Bombax ceiba " ) of Malvoideae, which includes additionally the tribe Matisieae ( three genera of Neotropical trees ) and the genera " Lagunaria ", " Camptostemon ", " Pentaplaris " and " Uladendron ".
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