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Genipa americana (/ˈdʒɛnɪpə/) is a
species of
trees in the
family Rubiaceae. It is
native to the
tropical forests of
North and
South America, as well as...
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distinct from
Genipa americana.
Species currently recognized in
Genipa are:
Genipa americana L.
Genipa infundibuliformis Zappi & J.Semir
Genipa spruceana...
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decoration resulting from the
application of an
extract of the
fruit Genipa americana, also
known as jagua. This
fruit has been used for body ornamentation...
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application of the
juice from a
Xagua plant (believed to be a name for
Genipa americana).
Another account was do****ented by
biologist George A.
Boulenger from...
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Forestiera pubescens var.
parvifolia (New
Mexican ironwood)
Genipa americana (Brazilian ironwood)
Gordonia haematoxylon (Ironwood)
Gossia bidwillii...
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recorded as
contributing majorly to the toco toucan's diet
include Genipa americana,
Ficus luschnatiana, and
Virola sebifera in
gallery forest, Schefflera...
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Central and
South America paint jagua tattoos, or
designs with
Genipa americana juice on
their bodies.
Indigenous peoples of
South America traditionally...
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schools requiring uniforms. They
paint their bodies with a dye made from
Genipa americana, the
berry of a
species of
genip tree. The
black dye is
thought to...
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Genipin is a
chemical compound found in
Genipa americana fruit extract. It is an
aglycone derived from an
iridoid glycoside called geniposide which is...
- (camarinha-da-serra) ****lussacia
brasiliensis (camarinha)
Genipa americana (hawa, jagua, ****to, genipapo)
Genipa infudibuliformis (jenipapo-liso)
Hancornia speciosa...
