- was
borrowed into
classical Latin as
zizyphum (used for the fruit) and
zizyphus (the tree). A
descendant of the
Latin word into a
Romance language, which...
-
xylopyrus in Hyderabad,
India Ziziphus xylopyrus in Hyderabad,
India Persian Zizyphus in Iran
Ziziphus blossom in Behbahan, Iran
Ziziphus fruit, Behbahan, Iran...
-
Ziziphus mauritiana, also
known as
Indian jujube,
Indian plum,
Chinese date,
Chinee apple, ber and
dunks is a
tropical fruit tree
species belonging to...
-
Intepretations [sic]".
Retrieved 9 July 2019. This is
apparently the wild
jujube or
zizyphus spina-christi (Christ's thorn), a tall, stout,
tropical tree (see image...
- This
species has
recently been
reclassified to
Condaliopsis obtusifolia (Hook. ex Torr. & A.Gray) Suess. This
reflects the fact that this
species and other...
- of All
Plant Species,
retrieved 30
January 2016 Orwa; et al. (2009). "
Zizyphus spina-Christi" (PDF). 5Agroforestry
Database 4.0.
Archived from the original...
-
veins diverge from
origin at base then
converge towards the tip. e.g.
Zizyphus, Smilax,
Cinnamomum Multicostate divergent All
major veins diverge towards...
- India, a
large percentage of its food is made up of the
fallen berries of
Zizyphus.
Around human habitations, it
feeds on food s****s and even
human excreta...
- are
mostly cleared, but the
reserved ones
feature Acacia, Mimosa, and
Zizyphus over a gr****
cover comprising Sehima and Dichanthium. The
Australian savanna...
- sepiaria,
Grewia flavescens and
Zizyphus mauritiana), pods of
Acacia nilotica, A.
catechu and A. leucophloea, and
fruits of
Zizyphus mauritiana.
Preferred gr****...
