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Celtis & Cannabaceae
Obviously Pteroceltis, but also Trema and Gironniera. Parasponia. Note
that Kew does not include Aphananthe and Lozanella, but the APG site does. Exclude Ampelocera. Iris Cohen schreef Good grief! I never heard of any of these. Are they tropical species? Are they good for anything? * * * Well, it is just like with Celtis, most are tropical, some temperate. I would have thought Trema to be fairly well known. It is pretty widely planted in the tropics. Pteroceltis is only the one species, from China. Gironniera has a handful of species in Asia: it crops up from time to time, as does Aphananthe I must admit never to have heard of Parasponia either, or Lozanella PvR |
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