"Chinese violet" meaning in English

See Chinese violet in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Noun

Forms: Chinese violets [plural]
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  1. An herb of species Asystasia gangetica, native to tropical Africa and Asia and invasive in the American tropics. Wikipedia link: Chinese violet Categories (lifeform): Acanthus family plants Synonyms: coromandel
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