Oxalidaceae Averrhoa
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© W.D. Hawthorne |
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Keywords in this picture :
- Foliage
- Lamina leaf blade
- Leaflet
- Vegetative
- Venation
- Leaf parts
- Leaf
- Parts of compound lvs
- Plant parts
Places where this species can be found :
- Annandale Falls - GRENADA
Specimen information
Collection Date11/06/2001
CollectorW.D. Hawthorne, S.Cable & D. Jules
Specimen Number462
LocationOn nature trail near falls.
NotesTree 8m tall with divided stem at 60cm, each 20cm dbh. BARK: smooth, grey-brown, numerous horizontally elongated lenticels, ridges 5-10cm apart corresponding to old nodes. SLASH: pale yellow with pink flecks, soft, fibrous, thin (4mm), smell slightly fruity like Annonaceae. LEAVES: young leaves red-brown, older leaves glaucous below; US midrib and sec. nerves impressed, midrib hairy. FLOWERS: pink. FRUIT: green, imm.
CoordinatesLatitude: 12.050000 N Longitude: 61.430000 W Altitude: 170
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