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East Asia
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Jasmine is associated with love, sensuality, purity, and grace in East Asian culture and is used in ornamental, religious, and ceremonial contexts.
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Middle East
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Jasmine holds great cultural significance in the Middle East, symbolizing beauty and hospitality, and is highly valued for its fragrance in perfumes and teas.
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China
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Jasmine is popular in China for its use in teas, perfumes, and cultural practices.
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jasmine
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India
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Jasmine in Indian culture is used in teas, perfumes, and is a symbol of beauty and purity.
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Western countries
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Jasmine is highly valued for its sweet fragrance and commonly used in perfumes in Western countries.
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jasmine
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Mediterranean region
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Jasmine is a commonly grown flower in the Mediterranean region, used for its fragrant flowers in traditional perfumes and as a symbol of love and sensuality.
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jasmine
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North Africa
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Jasmine is highly prized in North African culture for its fragrance, and is often used in perfumes and tea.
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jasmine
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Northern countries
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Jasmine is commonly associated with its sweet fragrance and is frequently used in perfumes and aromatherapy in Northern countries.
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jasmine
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South Asian countries
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Jasmine holds great cultural and religious significance in South Asian countries and is commonly used in ceremonies and weddings for its symbolic and auspicious qualities.
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