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Modiola caroliniana (creeping mallow,
crimson mallow or redflower mallow) is the only species of
this genus, and has become introduced in Tasmania from
South America. It is common in lawns, on footpaths and in
waste ground, especially in dry places. It is a creeping
plant that roots at the nodes, and has red flowers. The
flowers and leaves are smaller than those of most species
of Malva.
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