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Perhaps the question should be "named by a botanist?" Hydrangea - or one of the plants known as the Christmas Flower (also Euphorbia pulcherrima/ Poinsettia) was first named by Carl Linnaeus - the "father" of modern botanical taxonomy.


What flower is named after the Swedish botanist A.Dahl?

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The name "Dahlia" is of Scandinavian origin and is derived from the name of the flower, which is named after the botanist Anders Dahl. It symbolizes elegance, inner strength, and standing out from the crowd.


What language does the word dahlia come from?

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Dahlia flowers were not invented. The flower existed for many thousands of years. But many people have hybridized it so there are many thousands of different dahlia.


Who was the chaconia named after?

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