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...forms extensive forests, and provides material for subsistence and arts of the Indians.
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...ually purple or black berry. OE. Bacaba, Mart., and OE. Bataua, Mart., are the species most likely to be mentioned.
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...egg. Brazil.—Requires plenty of water, as its home is on the banks of the Amazon.
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...both sexes on the same spadix, the latter 3-4 ft. long: fr. 3-lobed. Lower Amazon and elsewhere. A striking palm with its immense simple lvs.
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...ely pubescent: staminate buds acute; stamens 10 in 2 whorls. Amazon region of Brazil. Quite variable. H.I. 2573, 2575. Gn. 18, p. 564.
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...mentose: staminate buds obtuse; stamens 5 in 1 whorl. French Guiana to the Amazon. H.I. 2573.— Intro, but rarely cult, for rubber, J. B. S. Norton.
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...bristle. referring to the connective). Melastomaceae. Shrubs and subshrubs of tropical America, suitable for glasshouse culture, little grown.
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...long; petals linear-subulate, pubescent; female fls. not described. Upper Amazon. B.M. 8085. R.H. 1904:388. L. H. B.
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...of the lvs. and develop into little caps, that bear the seeds. If left in the caps., these retain life for 6 or 8 years."
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Havea (from the Brazilian name). Euphorbiaceae. Tropical trees; some yield rubber and are c
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...red, yellow, or orange when the fruit is ripe depending on the variety of the palm.
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...deeply grooved scales. Trop. Afr. — The natives make wine from the sap of the trunk and which they call "bourdon."
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