Biodiversity Cempoalxóchitl: A Plant of the Day of the Dead The cempasúchil flower is not only one of the most representative of Mexico and its Day of the Dead celebration. It is also one of the plants that bring great benefits that captivate and calls the attention of the whole world. Mexicanist Apr 14, 2022 — 5 min read In the 16th century the cempasúchil flower was brought by the Spanish conquerors to Europe, from there its fame spread to other areas of the world. Today this flower is very popular and valued in the United States, China, France, and other regions of Europe. Photo by Kevin Quezada / Unsplash
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