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Agelaea pentagyna

Botanic Family
Connaraceae
Author
(Lamarck) Baillon
Propagation
S.

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Shrub, small tree or small woody glabrescent twining liane to 25m with glabrous or slightly downy branchlets. Leaves with 3 coriaceous leaflets, terminal leaflet to 260mm x 190mm glabrous above, glabrous or slightly rusty downy beneath. Scented green or creamy white flowers in axillary & terminal panicles to 300mm long x 150mm with minute downy bracts to 12mm long, petals white to 6mm long, densely downy calyx to 4mm long, petals to 4mm long x 1mm. Densely rusty-pubescent curved orange or red follicles 15mm x 9mm with longitudinal groove hanging in grape-like clusters.

Poisonous

Medicinal uses for leaves, bark sap makes a yellow dye

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