Hibiscus; Hibiscus Flower; Hibiscus Leaves; Roselle

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The hibiscus, Hibiscus sabdariffa, is an ornamental shrub native to Africa. In Burma its English-language name is roselle; in Burmese it is chimbaung. Its red flowers, stripped of their petals (so the calyxes only), yield a tart-sweet tea or juice when boiled in water with sugar. The leaves are used as a tart ingredient in curries and in soups.

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