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Arthropodium
Typically, white starry flowers, petals often reflexed, allowing the frilly-hairy stamens to be shown off. Linear leaves, sometimes coloured.
Although the flowers produce nectar and pollen, they are generally small and rather sparse and so do not constitute a significant resource for garden wildlife.
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