Capsicum chinense
A tropical plant. Love
Month July 2023
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Capsicum annuum
Not known in the wild. Love
Canavalia gladiata
Not known in the wild. Love
Canarium vulgare
A canopy tree that occurs locally, often gregariously, in dense primary forest on limestone or in rather dry rain forest. Love
Canarium schweinfurtii
Riverine forest and forest patches or remaining as isolated trees, probably because of the destruction of other forest species. Rain forest, gallery forest and transitional forest. Love
Canarium ovatum
Forests where rainfall is abundant. Low to medium elevations in primary and secondary forests. Love
Canarium luzonicum
Lowland rainforest. Primary forests at low and medium elevations. Love
Canarium indicum
A canopy or subcanopy tree in low elevation rainforests. Usually found near the coast and up to elevations of 450 metres. Love
Canarium album
Native to the subtropics of Asia. Love
Campanula portenschlagiana
Naturalized on walls and rocky banks in central and southern England. Love
Campanula glomerata
Grassy places on calcareous soils, particularly in chalk grassland, less commonly on sea-cliffs or in woods. Love
Campanula carpatica
Not known Love
Camellia sinensis assamica
Cool, humid, tropical highlands. Evergreen broad-leaved forests at elevations of 100 – 1,500 metres, occasionally to 1,900 metres in southern China. Love
Camellia sinensis
Shaded areas at an elevation of 2100 – 2700 metres in Yunnan. Love
Camassia quamash
Coastal mountain forests and wet meadows inland. Marshy meadows in coniferous forest, to 2300 metres. Love