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Chilli peppers can be broken down into the following five species.
Capsicum annuum: This includes many of the more common varieties such as the bell or sweet pepper, Hot Wax, the Cayenne pepper, the Jalapeño, and the chiltepin pepper.
Capsicum frutescens: This group includes the malagueta, the common tabasco and Thai peppers, piri piri, bird eye and Malawian Kambuzi.
Capsicum chinense: This group includes the hottest peppers of all such as the Ghost Pepper, the Habanero, Moruga scorpion, Datil and the Scotch bonnet
Capsicum pubescens: This group includes the South American rocoto peppers and have hairs on the plant unlike other species.
Capsicum baccatum: This group includes the South American aji peppers.

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Capsicum annum

This species is the most commonly and extensively cultivated of all the five domesticated capsicums species This species comes in a wide variety of

Capsicum baccatum

Chilli Pepper varieties of the C baccatum species have white or cream flowers they also have a typically green or gold corolla The flowers can be

Capsicum chinense

C chinense is a native plant to Central America also the Yucatan region and is most common to the Caribbean islands In warm climates the plants are

Capsicum frutescens

The Capsicum frutescens species most likely originated in South or Central America It seems to have spread very quickly throughout the tropical and

Capsicum pubescens

Capsicum pubescens grow as a shrub but sometimes present as a climbing plants They grow up to four-meter and are woody plants that grow relatively