Usually means: Genus of flowering plants, legume.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (clitoria)

▸ noun:  (botany) Any plant of the genus Clitoria.

Similar:
genus clitoria, butterfly pea, Chamaecrista, luffa, Clematepistephium, calliandra, Centrosema, Caesalpinia pulcherrima, Lippia, clivia, more...

Types:
butterfly pea, anchor pea, pigeonwings, bluebell vine, Asipigeonwings, more...

Phrases:
clitoria mariana, clitoria turnatea, genus clitoria, Clitoria ternatea, more...

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Similar:
genus clitoria, butterfly pea, Chamaecrista, luffa, Clematepistephium, calliandra, Centrosema, Caesalpinia pulcherrima, Lippia, clivia, more...

Types:
butterfly pea, anchor pea, pigeonwings, bluebell vine, Asipigeonwings, more...

Phrases:
clitoria mariana, clitoria turnatea, genus clitoria, Clitoria ternatea, more...



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