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Breonadia is a
monotypic genus of
flowering plants in the
family Rubiaceae. It was
described by
Colin Ernest Ridsdale [es] in 1975. The
genus contains...
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Amborella trichopoda. The
flowering plant Breonadia salicina is the only
species in the
monotypic genus Breonadia. The
family Cephalotaceae includes only...
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streyi Puff,
endemic Anthospermum welwitschii Hiern,
indigenous Genus Breonadia:
Breonadia salicina (Vahl)
Hepper & J.R.I.Wood,
indigenous Genus Burc****ia:...
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preparation of ayahuasca, a
psychoactive decoction. The bark of the
species Breonadia salicina have been used in
traditional African medicine for many years...
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Breonadia salicina (Matumi)
Largest of a trio of
trees called The
Three Queens Largest...
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characterised by
riparian forest of Vac****ia nilotica, Vac****ia seyal,
Breonadia salicina,
Balanites aegyptiaca,
Boscia angustifolia,
Ficus spp., and Vitex...
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Madagascar in the 1950s as head of the
Betioky anti-locust
station Fabaceae Bu
Breonadia Jean
Nicolas Bréon (1785–1864)
Rubiaceae Bu
Breonia Rubiaceae Bu Bretschneidera...
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found in deep
canyons have palm
species (Ravenea and
Dypsis species),
Breonadia salicina,
Pterophylla sp.,
Voacanga sp. and
Dracaena sp. Some of these...
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Currently accepted names Adina Salisb. (4 sp)
Adinauclea Ridsdale (1 sp)
Breonadia Ridsdale (1 sp)
Breonia A.Rich. ex DC. (20 sp)
Burttdavya Hoyle (1 sp)...
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Terminalia brownii.
Seasonal watercourses, or wadis, are
lined with
Breonadia salicina,
Cordia abyssinica,
Ficus vasta, and
Mimusops laurifolia. In...
