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Holotype of Uvariodendron anisatum Verdc. [family ANNONACEAE]
Date Updated: 1 February 2008
Herbarium
National Museums of Kenya, East African Herbarium (EA), EA000002462
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Verdcourt B, #674
Collection Date
1952/06/29
Locality
Nairobi, Karura Forest, Along stream banks in Karura Forest and Thika Gorge.
Country
Kenya (Kenya)
Identifications
Holotype of Uvariodendron anisatum Verdc. [family ANNONACEAE] (stored under name)
Notes
Small tree 12-15 ft high. Branches brittle. Young leaves red flushed "nitidissima" above pendulous. Flowers from main trunk or new shoots. Perianth thick, sepals sivery outside, petals velventy brown in bud creamy inside in open flower. Fruits large clusters of oblong monocarps very deep grey blue black. All parts have a strong smell of anisole. Fruits dry and flowers in spirit.
Pages
1
Data last modified
2008-01-26
Date Updated: 1 February 2008
Herbarium
National Museums of Kenya, East African Herbarium (EA), EA000002462
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Verdcourt B, #674
Collection Date
1952/06/29
Locality
Nairobi, Karura Forest, Along stream banks in Karura Forest and Thika Gorge.
Country
Kenya (Kenya)
Identifications
holotype of Uvariodendron anisatum Verdc. [family ANNONACEAE] (stored under name)
Notes
Small tree 12-15 ft high. Branches brittle. Young leaves red flushed "nitidissima" above pendulous. Flowers from main trunk or new shoots. Perianth thick, sepals sivery outside, petals velventy brown in bud creamy inside in open flower. Fruits large clusters of oblong monocarps very deep grey blue black. All parts have a strong smell of anisole. Fruits dry and flowers in spirit.
Pages
1
Data last modified
2008-01-26
Date Updated: 1 February 2008
Herbarium
National Museums of Kenya, East African Herbarium (EA), EA000002462
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Verdcourt B, #674
Collection Date
1952/06/29
Locality
Nairobi, Karura Forest, Along stream banks in Karura Forest and Thika Gorge.
Country
Kenya (Kenya)
Identifications
holotype of Uvariodendron anisatum Verdc. [family ANNONACEAE] (stored under name)
Notes
Small tree 12-15 ft high. Branches brittle. Young leaves red flushed "nitidissima" above pendulous. Flowers from main trunk or new shoots. Perianth thick, sepals sivery outside, petals velventy brown in bud creamy inside in open flower. Fruits large clusters of oblong monocarps very deep grey blue black. All parts have a strong smell of anisole. Fruits dry and flowers in spirit.
Pages
1
Data last modified
2008-01-26
Date Updated: 1 February 2008
Herbarium
National Museums of Kenya, East African Herbarium (EA), EA000002462
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Verdcourt B, #674
Collection Date
1952/06/29
Locality
Nairobi, Karura Forest, Along stream banks in Karura Forest and Thika Gorge.
Country
Kenya (Kenya)
Identifications
holotype of Uvariodendron anisatum Verdc. [family ANNONACEAE] (stored under name)
Notes
Small tree 12-15 ft high. Branches brittle. Young leaves red flushed "nitidissima" above pendulous. Flowers from main trunk or new shoots. Perianth thick, sepals sivery outside, petals velventy brown in bud creamy inside in open flower. Fruits large clusters of oblong monocarps very deep grey blue black. All parts have a strong smell of anisole. Fruits dry and flowers in spirit.
Pages
1
Data last modified
2008-01-26
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