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Description: Ylang-ylang, scientifically known as Cananga odorata, is a flower native to the tropical regions of Asia and the Pacific islands. This plant belongs to the Annonaceae family and is recognized for its yellow flowers and intense, sweet fragrance. The ylang-ylang flowers are elongated and have a distinctive star-like shape, making them visually appealing. Its […]