-
known species is
Anacardium occidentale,
which is
commercially cultivated for its
cashew nuts and
cashew apples. The name
Anacardium,
originally from...
-
Cashew is the
common name of a
tropical evergreen tree
Anacardium occidentale, in the
family Anacardiaceae. It is
native to
South America and is the source...
- Varghese, T.; Pundir, Y. (1964). "Anatomy of the
pseudocarp in
Anacardium occidentale L.".
Proceedings of the
Indian Academy of Sciences,
Section B. 59...
- a
closely related species within the same
genus as the
cashew (
Anacardium occidentale). Fruit-eating bats pick the
fruit of the wild
cashew and transport...
-
Streptomyces cyaneus. It is also
found in
cashew nuts****
liquid (
Anacardium occidentale), in
Anacardium othonianum and in
Ardisia elliptica. It is an inhibitor...
- is
derived by
contraction from the
genus Anacardium,
which includes the
cashew tree,
Anacardium occidentale. The name of the
genus itself is
based on...
- lipids,
chemical compounds found in the s**** of the
cashew nut (
Anacardium occidentale). An acid form of urushiol, they also
cause an
allergic skin rash...
- Anacardiaceae. The
following genera are recognised:
Actinocheita Amphipterygium Anacardium –
cashews Androtium Apterokarpos Astronium Baronia Blepharocarya Bonetiella...
-
pollinating crops such as
Brazil Nut (Bertholletia excelsa) and
Cashew (
Anacardium occidentale,
pollinated by C.
tarsata among others). The
mating system of one...
-
harvested from the
Amazon rainforest of
Brazil and Bolivia.
Cashew (
Anacardium occidentale)
Originated in
northeastern Brazil and
widely grown in the tropics...
