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Cola gigas

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Cola gigas Baker f. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Cola gigas Baker f. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Type of Cola gigas Baker f. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Type of Cola gigas Baker f. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Type of Cola lanata Baker f. ex Hutch. & Dalzeil [family STERCULIACEAE]
Cola gigas Baker f. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Cola gigas Baker f. [family STERCULIACEAE]
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Name

Identification
Cola gigas Baker f. [family STERCULIACEAE ] (stored under name); Cola gigas Baker f. [family STERCULIACEAE ]
Related name
  • Cola gigas
  • Cola lanata
  • Cola digitata

Flora

Entry for Cola gigas Bak. f. [family STERCULIACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora of West Tropical Africa
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora of West Tropical Africa, Vol 1, Part 2,
Names
Cola gigas Bak. f. [family STERCULIACEAE], in Cat.Talb. 10, t. 3, 1–4 (1913).
Cola lanata Bak. f. ex Hutch.& Dalz. [family STERCULIACEAE], F.W.T.A., ed1, 1: 256 (1928); Kew Bull1928: 298
Chlamydocola gigas (Bak. f.) Bodard [family STERCULIACEAE], in JAgrTropBotAppliq1: 314 (1954), excldescr& figof fruit (Cola gigas has 4 carpels in flower and is scarcely likely to have a fruit with 12 carpels as shown by Bodard).
Information
Foresttree, to 40 ft. high, cauliflorous; flowers deep red; young shoots densely woolly, becoming nearly glabrous.
Habitat
Forest
Distribution
S. Nig. Oban (Oct.) Talbot 160! 411! 1244! 1299!
Notes
[The type of C. lanata at Kew is numbered Talbot 1299, but it is clearly a duplicate of Talbot 1244 at the British Museum, the number 1299 being an error of copying.]

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