Plumeria rubra L.
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La Rochelle Hotel
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5, Monmouth Rd, Emerald Hill, Harare
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Gardiner Farm, Arcturus
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By road near Mazvikadei Dam
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By road near Mazvikadei Dam
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By road near Mazvikadei Dam
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By road near Mazvikadei Dam
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By road near Mazvikadei Dam
Photo: Mark Hyde
By road near Mazvikadei Dam
Photo: Mark Hyde
By road near Mazvikadei Dam
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La Rochelle Botanic Garden, Penhalonga
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La Rochelle Botanic Garden, Penhalonga
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La Rochelle Botanic Garden, Penhalonga
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La Rochelle Botanic Garden, Penhalonga
Photo: Bart Wursten
La Rochelle Botanic Garden, Penhalonga
Photo: Petra Ballings
La Rochelle Botanic Garden, Penhalonga
Photo: Petra Ballings
La Rochelle Botanic Garden, Penhalonga
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Common names:
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Frangipani (English)
Red frangipani (English)
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Description:
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Deciduous spreading shrub or small tree 2–8 m high with thick succulent trunk and sausage-like blunt branches covered with a thin grey bark. White latex present. Leaves alternate and clustered can at the end of the branches, elliptic up to 30-50 cm. Flowers in terminal heads, strongly fragrant in morning and evening, pink to white with shades of yellow in the centre, 5–7.5 cm wide. Fruit pod-like, cylindric, 17.5 cm with 20-60 winged seeds. Fruit rarely found in cultivation. |
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Worldwide distribution:
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Mexico to Panama |
Growth form(s):
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Tree.
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Spot characters:
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Literature:
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Parker, T. (2023). Common Trees of Mozambique The Tree Press, Austin, Texas, USA Pages 48 - 49. (Includes a picture).
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