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Venana madagascariensis

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Filed as Venana madagascariensis [family ESCALLONIACEAE]
Holotype of Venana madagacariensis Lam. [family SAXIFRAGACEAE]
Isotype of Venana madagacariensis Lam. [family SAXIFRAGACEAE]
Venana madagascariensis Lam. [family CELASTRACEAE]
Brexia madagascariensis Thou. ex Ker-Gawl. [family ESCALLONIACEAE]
Venana madagascariensis Lam. [family CELASTRACEAE]
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Identification
Brexia heterophylla unrecorded [family ESCALLONIACEAE ] Brexia madagascariensis Thou. ex Ker-Gawl. [family ESCALLONIACEAE ] (stored under name); Venana madagascariensis Lam. [family SAXIFRAGACEAE ]
Related name
  • Brexia heterophylla
  • Brexia madagascariensis
  • Venana madagascariensis

Flora

Entry for BREXIA Madagascariensis Lindl. [family ESCALLONIACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Capensis
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora Capensis, Vol 2, page 305, (1894) Author: (By W. H. HARVEY).
Names
BREXIA Madagascariensis Lindl. [family ESCALLONIACEAE], Bot. Reg. t. 730
Venana Madagascariensis Lam. [family ESCALLONIACEAE], Encycl. t. 131.
Information
leaves oblong or obovate, quite entire, with revolute margins, netted-veined beneath. A glabrous and somewhat glaucous shrub. Leaves in our specimens shorter and more obovate than in those from Madagascar, but otherwise similar; 3–4 inches long, 2 1/2–3 inches wide. Ripe fruit 2 1/2 inches long, obscurely 5-angled, tapering to a conical, acute point; the rind thick and woody. Seeds horizontal.
Distribution
SOUTH AFRICA Delagoa Bay, Forbes! (Herb. Hk. D.)

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