Dalbergia boehmii Taub.
subsp. boehmii

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Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Meg Coates Palgrave
Along Southwestern firebreak, Catapu Concession, Sofala.

Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Meg Coates Palgrave
Along Southwestern firebreak, Catapu Concession, Sofala.

Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Bart Wursten
Along road from entrance gate to Chitengo, Gorongosa National Park.

Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Bart Wursten
Along road from entrance gate to Chitengo, Gorongosa National Park.

Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Bart Wursten
At first riverbed crossing along road to Musikadzi river rager post, Gorongosa National Park.

Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Bart Wursten
At first riverbed crossing along road to Musikadzi river rager post, Gorongosa National Park.

Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Bart Wursten
Between Nhavu bridge and second bridge, along road from entrance gate to Chitengo, Gorongosa National Park.

Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Petra Ballings
Chitengo Camp, Gorongosa National Park.

Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii

Photo: Bart Wursten
Along path from Chitengo to Pungwe River, Gorongosa National Park.

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Synonyms: Dalbergia elata Harms
Common names: Large-leaved dalbergia (English)
Frequency: Frequent
Status: Native
Description:
Large shrub or small to medium-sized deciduous tree, unarmed. Bark grey or brown, rough and flaking in older trees. Leaves imparipinnate, with 9-19 alternate to subopposite, ovate to lanceolate leaflets, up to 7.5 × 3.5 cm. Flowers large axillary panicles, small, creamy white, sweetly scented, appearing before or with the new leaves. Pods flat and thin, elliptic-oblong, 6-11 cm, reddish brown, indehiscent.
Notes:
Derivation of specific name: boehmii: named after Richard Böhm (1854-1884), German plant collector in Tanzania.
Habitat: In a variety of woodland habitats and forest.
Altitude range: Up to 1400 m
Flowering time: Oct - Dec
Worldwide distribution: Guinea Bissau to Kenya, South to Mozambique and Zimbabwe. Also in Angola
Mozambique distribution: N,Z,T,MS
Growth form: ST
Endemic status:
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Content last updated: Friday 24 August 2012
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Other sources of information about Dalbergia boehmii:

Biodiversity Explorer (Biodiversity of southern Africa): Dalbergia boehmii
ePIC (electronic Plant Information Center): Dalbergia boehmii
Flora Zambesiaca web site: Dalbergia boehmii
Google: Web - Images - Scholar
GRIN (Germplasm Resources Information Network) taxonomy for plants report for Dalbergia boehmii
IPNI (International Plant Names Index): Dalbergia boehmii
JSTOR Plant Science: Dalbergia boehmii
Kew Herbarium catalogue: Dalbergia boehmii
Tropicos: Dalbergia boehmii
West African Plants database: Dalbergia boehmii


Copyright: Mark Hyde, Bart Wursten, Petra Ballings and Stefaan Dondeyne 2007-13

Hyde, M.A., Wursten, B.T., Ballings, P. & Dondeyne, S. (2013). Flora of Mozambique: Species information: Dalbergia boehmii subsp. boehmii.
http://www.mozambiqueflora.com/speciesdata/species.php?species_id=131030, retrieved 19 May 2013

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