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- Christmas_bush abstract "Christmas bush may refer to:Bursaria spinosa, a small tree or shrub that occurs in all Australian states Ceratopetalum gummiferum, a tall shrub from Australia also known as the New South Wales Christmas BushProstanthera lasianthos, a shrub from Australia also known as the Victorian Christmas BushSenna bicapsularis, a legume species from northern South AmericaChromolaena odorata, a tropical species of shrub from the sunflower family".
- Christmas_bush wikiPageID "14481394".
- Christmas_bush wikiPageLength "594".
- Christmas_bush wikiPageOutDegree "7".
- Christmas_bush wikiPageRevisionID "680556813".
- Christmas_bush wikiPageWikiLink Bursaria_spinosa.
- Christmas_bush wikiPageWikiLink Bush_Christmas.
- Christmas_bush wikiPageWikiLink Ceratopetalum_gummiferum.
- Christmas_bush wikiPageWikiLink Chromolaena_odorata.
- Christmas_bush wikiPageWikiLink O_Christmas_Bush.
- Christmas_bush wikiPageWikiLink Prostanthera_lasianthos.
- Christmas_bush wikiPageWikiLink Senna_bicapsularis.
- Christmas_bush wikiPageWikiLinkText "Christmas bush".
- Christmas_bush hasPhotoCollection Christmas_bush.
- Christmas_bush wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Plant_common_name.
- Christmas_bush comment "Christmas bush may refer to:Bursaria spinosa, a small tree or shrub that occurs in all Australian states Ceratopetalum gummiferum, a tall shrub from Australia also known as the New South Wales Christmas BushProstanthera lasianthos, a shrub from Australia also known as the Victorian Christmas BushSenna bicapsularis, a legume species from northern South AmericaChromolaena odorata, a tropical species of shrub from the sunflower family".
- Christmas_bush label "Christmas bush".
- Christmas_bush sameAs クリスマスブッシュ.
- Christmas_bush sameAs Q5111480.
- Christmas_bush sameAs Q5111480.
- Christmas_bush wasDerivedFrom Christmas_bush?oldid=680556813.
- Christmas_bush isPrimaryTopicOf Christmas_bush.