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Species of most interest
Analyses have been conducted to identify those pages attracting most
attention, since the Australian Website commenced.
The species featuring on these pages, in decreasing order of popularity
are:
1. Hylocereus undatus
2. Stevia rebaudiana
3. Ginko biloba
4. Trifolium repens
5. Moringa oleifera
6. Capsicum annuum
7. Azadirachta indica
8. Phaseolus vulgaris
9. Jatropha curcas
10. Desmodium intortum
11. Ocimum spp.
12. Brassica oleracea
13. Pinus pinea
14. Boehmeria nivea
15. Allium sativum
16. Brassica napus
17. Beta vulgaris
18. Solanum melongena
19. Polymnia sonchifolia
20. Pteridium aquilinum
21. Gossypium hirsutum
22. Zea mays
23. Cajanus cajan
24. Olea europaea
25. Ipomoea batatas
26. Vigna anguiculata
27. Elaeis guineensis
28. Euphoria longan
29. Brassica campestris
30. Matricaria recutita
31. Cannabis sativa
32. Glycyrrhiza glabra
33. Allium cepa
34. Vaccinium macrocarpon
35. Santalum spp.
36. Brassica juncea
37. Cicer arietinum
38. Garcinia cambogia
39. Leucaena leucocephala
40. Lolium perenne
41. Pinus sylvestris
42. Rubus phoenicolasius
43. Vanilla planifolia
44. Brassica rapa
45. Castanea sativa
46. Cucurbita pepo
47. Fagus sylvatica
48. Lens culinaris
49. Lygeum spartum
50. Manihot esculenta
51. Murraya exotica
52. Oxalisa cetosella
53. Prosopis juliflora
54. Psidium guajava
55. Sesamum indicum
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Latest update 30 August 2009 by: ANCW