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Cola clavata

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Cola minor Brenan [family STERCULIACEAE]
Holotype of Cola kimbozensis Cheek [family STERCULIACEAE]
Cola clavata Mast. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Type of Cola discoglypremnophylla Brenan & A.P.D.Jones [family STERCULIACEAE]
Holotype of Cola ruawaensis Cheek [family STERCULIACEAE]
Cola minor Brenan [family STERCULIACEAE]
Cola clavata Mast. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Cola discoglypremnophylla Brenan & A.P.D.Jones [family STERCULIACEAE]
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Name

Identification
Cola discoglypremnophylla Brenan & A.P.D.Jones [family STERCULIACEAE ] (stored under name); Cola discoglypremnophylla Brenan & A.P.D.Jones [family STERCULIACEAE ] Verified by Brenan,J.P.M. & Jones,A.P.D., 1945 Cola clavata Mast. [family STERCULIACEAE ]
Related name
  • Cola ruawaensis
  • Cola clavata
  • Chrysophyllum unrecorded
  • Cola unrecorded
  • Cola kimbozensis
  • Sterculia clavata
  • Cola minor
  • Sterculia unrecorded
  • Cola discoglypremnophylla

Flora

Entry for COLA clavata Mast. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora of Tropical Africa
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora of Tropical Africa, Vol 1, page 214, (1868) Author: (by Dr. Maxwell T. Masters).
Names
COLA clavata Mast. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Information
A tree of considerable size (Kirk), covered with greyish ash-coloured bark. Stipules… Petioles slender, cylindrical, 2–3 in. long, thickened at the apex. Leaves as long as or longer than the petioles, 1 1/2–2 in. wide, subcoriaceous, glabrous, oblong obtuse, or elliptical, tapering at the base, entire or undulate at the margins, 1-costate, arcuate-venose. Flowers … Fruiting-pedicels solitary or 3–4 from the axils of the fallen leaves, 1/2– 3/4 in. long. Carpels 2 by abortion, 1–1 1/2 in. long, oblong, tapering at the base and slightly curved, indehiscent, 1-celled, 1-seeded. Seed oblong; testa yellow, shining, membranous; tegmen fibrous; albumen 0. Cotyledons 2, flat, thick; radicle directed towards the hilum.
Distribution
Mozamb. Dist. Shamo, Drs. Meller! and Kirk!
Notes
Fruiting specimens only exist in the herbarium, but these are so distinct as to warrant the formation of a new species. The club-shaped 1-seeded fruits seem very characteristic.

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