Annona glabra L.

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DAUBENY HERBARIUM (FHO) University of Oxford
Flora of Grenada
Family: Annonaceae Name: Annona glabra L.
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Locality: Grenada, St. George, Annandale Falls, on nature trail near falls.
12°05' N, 61°43' W
Alt. (m): 170
Notes: Tree 9m tall, 12 cm d.b.h., with stem divided from base.
BARK: smooth, grey, vertical lines of large Ientioellate depressions. SLASH: soft, fibrous, damp, pale yellow to pink-brown, darkening slightly, smell faintly sweet. LEAVES: vegetable smell when crushed; US midrib channelled, secondary nerves slightjy prominant; LS tertiary nerves darker green. FLOWERS: pale cream-yellow. FRUIT: green, imm. .
Collector:	Hawthorne, W. D., Cable, S. & Jules, D.
Number:	460
Date:	11 June 2001
Distrib:	FHO<<<OCR