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Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Names
English: hibiscus
Fodder characteristics
Palatability: Good for goats.
Nutritional value: Probably typical for non-
Safety: No problems have been encountered.
Other characteristics/uses
Most commonly used as a single-
Comments.
Can be easily propagated from cuttings. Although generally considered a decorative plant, it is productive enough to be grown as fodder.
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