The national flower of Argentina is the ceibo (Erythrina crista-galli), also known as the cockspur coral tree. It is a beautiful flowering tree with striking red flowers that bloom from spring to summer. The ceibo is native to Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, and Paraguay, and is often found growing in forests, riverbanks, and along roadsides in Argentina.
The ceibo is a symbol of Argentina's national identity and is often used in traditional folklore and literature. It is also a popular ornamental plant in gardens and parks throughout the country. In addition to its beauty, the ceibo is also revered for its environmental benefits, as it provides habitat and food for birds and other wildlife.
The Argentine government officially declared the ceibo as the national flower in 1942, recognizing its cultural and ecological significance to the country. Overall, the ceibo holds a special place in the hearts of the Argentine people and is a beloved symbol of their natural heritage.
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