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Before the work of Ding Hou,
several species were
placed in the
genus Melanorrhoea. As of February 2025[update],
Plants of the
World online has 35 accepted...
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Gluta usitata,
previously known as
Melanorrhoea usitata, is an
Asian tree
species in the
family Anacardiaceae. It may be
known as
Burmese lacquer, theetsee...
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measure up to 3.5 cm (1.4 in) wide.
Gluta aptera was
first described as
Melanorrhoea aptera by
British botanist George King in 1896 in the
Journal of the...
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Dobinea Drimycarpus Euleria Euroschinus ****uetia ****imanra
Gluta (synonym
Melanorrhoea)
Haplorhus Heeria Holigarna Laurophyllus Lithraea Loxopterygium Loxostylis...
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measure up to 4 cm (1.6 in) wide.
Gluta macrocarpa was
first described as
Melanorrhoea macrocarpa by
German botanist Adolf Engler in
Monographiae phanerogamarum...
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measure up to 1.5 cm (0.6 in) wide.
Gluta wallichii was
first described as
Melanorrhoea wallichii by
Brotish botanist Joseph Dalton Hooker in 1876. In 1978,...
- and
measure up to 4 cm (1.6 in) wide.
Gluta oba was
first described as
Melanorrhoea oba by
American botanist Elmer Drew
Merrill in the
Journal of the Straits...
- flowers, in panicles, are white.
Gluta speciosa was
first described as
Melanorrhoea speciosa by
English botanist Henry Nicholas Ridley in the Kew Bulletin...
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closely resembles Gluta aptera.
Gluta beccarii was
first described as
Melanorrhoea beccarii by
German botanist Adolf Engler in 1881. In 1978,
Dutch botanist...
- the sap
tapped from the
varnish tree or
Thitsee (Gluta usitata, syn.
Melanorrhoea usitata) that
grows wild in the
forests of
Myanmar (formerly Burma)....
