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Osmanthus fragrans, synonymously known as Olea fragrans, is an evergreen tree commonly called sweet olive, tea olive or fragrant olive. It grows in East Asia, especially in southern China, southern Japan and Southeast Asia. O. fragrans is very well-known for its fragrant flowers; Chinese infused the flowers with tea leaves, wine, and sweet dishes to impart a pleasant aroma to drinks and food.
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