Carnation
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A carnation is a type of flower. It has been grown for so many years, yet we are not aware where it came from.
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| Species: | D. caryophyllus
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| Dianthus caryophyllus | |
Carnation Media
Peter Binoit, Stilleben, frukt – Still life with carnations, 1618
Women collecting carnations in Sanremo (Italy) in 1962
Flower buds on a carnation.
Mural commemorating the Portuguese Carnation Revolution
Carnations painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté
The transgenic cultivar 'Moondust'
