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Alef.\",\"rank\":\"species\",\"taxonomy\":{\"kingdom\":\"Plantae\",\"phylum\":\"Tracheophyta\",\"class\":\"Magnoliopsida\",\"order\":\"Malvales\",\"family\":\"Malvaceae\",\"genus\":\"Alcea\"},\"family\":\"Malvaceae\",\"gbif_taxon_id\":5617456,\"powo_id\":\"558721-1\",\"common_names\":[{\"name\":\"Hollyhock\",\"lang\":\"en\"},{\"name\":\"گل ختمی\",\"lang\":\"en\"},{\"name\":\"Bristly Hollyhock\",\"lang\":\"en\"},{\"name\":\"Bristly hollyhock (EN)\",\"lang\":\"\"},{\"name\":\"dikenli hatmi\",\"lang\":\"tr\"},{\"name\":\"malwa figolistna\",\"lang\":\"pl\"},{\"name\":\"samariansalkoruusu\",\"lang\":\"fi\"},{\"name\":\"stri stokkrose\",\"lang\":\"nob\"},{\"name\":\"stristokkrose\",\"lang\":\"no\"},{\"name\":\"sträv stockros\",\"lang\":\"sv\"},{\"name\":\"topolovka štětinatá\",\"lang\":\"cs\"},{\"name\":\"Шток-роза щетинистая\",\"lang\":\"ru\"},{\"name\":\"חטמית זיפנית\",\"lang\":\"heb\"},{\"name\":\"stristokkrose\",\"lang\":\"nno\"},{\"name\":\"stristokkrose\",\"lang\":\"nob\"},{\"name\":\"stri stokkrose\",\"lang\":\"nno\"}],\"region\":{\"countries\":[\"Italy [I]; Croatia [I]; Bosnia \u0026 Hercegovina [I]; European Turkey; Greece (scattered NW-, C-Greece, Peloponnisos, around Thessaloniki, Skiros); Crete; Tunisia [I]; Turkey (N-Anatolia, NW-Anatolia: Bithynia, S-Anatolia, SE-Anatolia); Cyprus (C-Mountains, N-Cyprus); Lebanon (C-Lebanon, coastal W-Lebanon); Israel (coastal W-Israel, Rift Valley, N-Israel, Judean Desert); Jordania (W-Jordania)\",\"Cyprus\",\"Italy\",\"Kriti\",\"Lebanon-Syria\",\"NW. 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Additionally, the flower buds are traditionally harvested and eaten either raw or cooked.\",\"medicinal\":\"In regional folk medicine, the plant's extracted liquid is traditionally applied to soothe burns, injuries, and inflammation. The flower buds are also used in traditional remedies for respiratory and airway ailments.\",\"artisanal\":null},\"culture\":{\"mythology\":null,\"cultures\":[\"Lebanese\",\"Levantine\"]},\"edible\":true,\"toxic\":false,\"sources\":[{\"field\":\"taxonomy\",\"source\":\"gbif\",\"ref\":\"https://www.gbif.org/species/5617456\"},{\"field\":\"scarcity\",\"source\":\"gbif-iucn\"},{\"field\":\"region.countries\",\"source\":\"gbif\"},{\"field\":\"summary\",\"source\":\"wikipedia\",\"ref\":\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcea_setosa\"},{\"field\":\"uses,culture\",\"source\":\"qwen3.7-max+wikipedia\"}],\"disclaimer\":\"Edibility, medicinal and foraging information is for reference only and is not medical, dietary or safety advice. 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