Garcinia - Revision history

210.212.82.149: /* Pests and diseases */

2010-06-08T06:46:19Z

Pests and diseases

Raffi at 23:01, 13 December 2009

2009-12-13T23:01:18Z

Kpdhage at 16:35, 13 December 2009

2009-12-13T16:35:11Z

Raffi at 03:13, 27 August 2009

2009-08-27T03:13:59Z

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 ==Species==

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 Garcinia (Laurence Garcin, who lived and collected in India, and wrote in the eighteenth century). Guttiferae. This genus includes the mango- steen, which is declared by some connoisseurs to be one of the most luscious of all tropical fruits; also the gamboge tree, whose resinous juice yields a well-known pigment and purgative.
-Garcinia is a polymorphous genus of upward of 150 species in the tropics of Asia, Africa and Polynesia. The species are glabrous trees, usually with a yellow juice: lvs. evergreen, opposite or ternate, simple, often thick: fls. solitary or fascicled, polygamous or dioecious; sepals and petals 4; stamens in male fl. many, 2- or 3-delphousj female fls. with staminodia; ovary 2- to many-celled, with sessile stigma and solitary ovule in each cell.—The mangosteen is cultivated in the West Indies; the gamboge tree is also cult, in S. Fla.; it is a broad- leaved tree of slow growth. The mangosteen is about the siz€ and shape of an orange, with a rind of similar thickness and edible segments of form and arrangement like those of an orange. It is brilliantly colored outside with rich purple. The flavor is said to suggest something between a grape and a peach. Numberless efforts are said to have been made to naturalize this tree in the tropics without success. The successful ripening of this fruit under glass may be regarded as an achievement. See Mangosteen.
+Garcinia is a polymorphous genus of upward of 150 species in the tropics of Asia, Africa and Polynesia. The species are glabrous trees, usually with a yellow juice: lvs. evergreen, opposite or ternate, simple, often thick: fls. solitary or fascicled, polygamous or dioecious; sepals and petals 4; stamens in male fl. many, 2- or 3-delphousj female fls. with staminodia; ovary 2- to many-celled, with sessile stigma and solitary ovule in each cell.—The mangosteen is cultivated in the West Indies; the gamboge tree is also cult, in S. Fla.; it is a broad- leaved tree of slow growth. The mangosteen is about the siz€ and shape of an orange, with a rind of similar thickness and edible segments of form and arrangement like those of an orange. It is brilliantly colored outside with rich purple. The flavor is said to suggest something between a grape and a peach. Numberless efforts are said to have been made to naturalize this tree in the tropics without success. The successful ripening of this fruit under glass may be regarded as an achievement. See [[Mangosteen]].
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		+	Rheedia (named after H. van Rheede 1635- 1691). Guttiferae. Trees, full
		+	of yellow sap, some of them with edible fruit.
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		+	Leaves rigid, leathery, lightly feather-veined: peduncles axillary or
		+	lateral, the male fascicled, the female fewer: fls. often small,
		+	polygamous-dioecious; sepals 2, often connate at the base; petals 4,
		+	decussately imbricated; ovary 3- (rarely 4-5-) celled: berry corticose
		+	and indehiscent.—-About 30 species, Trop. Amer.
		+	}}
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 Garcinia (Laurence Garcin, who lived and collected in India, and wrote in the eighteenth century). Guttiferae. This genus includes the mango- steen, which is declared by some connoisseurs to be one of the most luscious of all tropical fruits; also the gamboge tree, whose resinous juice yields a well-known pigment and purgative.
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 ==Species==
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+[[File:Fruta do Bacupari.jpg|thumb|right|''[[Bacupari]]'' (''[[Garcinia gardneriana]]'') fruit]]
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Garcinia - Revision history

210.212.82.149: /* Pests and diseases */

Raffi at 23:01, 13 December 2009

Kpdhage at 16:35, 13 December 2009

Raffi at 03:13, 27 August 2009

Christi: Created page with '__NOTOC__{{Plantbox | latin_name = ''LATINNAME'' | common_names =

Christi: Created page with 'NOTOC{{Plantbox | latin_name = ''LATINNAME'' | common_names =