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  1. Thanks for sharing Paul Gauguin’s painting and the potential value of Plumeria in medicine. The smell of the flower is nice, and the Chinese call it ‘egg flower’– may be because the colour of the flower. In Asian Legend, the plant will attract ‘dirty things’ in the backyard and most people won’t have this plant to be cultivated in the backyard — myth/fact??

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