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Arcangelisia flava

Botanic Family
Menispermaceae
Author
(Linnaeus) Merrill

Common Names

Geographical Habitats

Natural Habitats

Flowering Times

Fruiting Times

Robust glabrous liana to 10m with coriaceous glabrescent leaves to 250mm 190mm. Axillary or cauliflorous racemes or panicles to 500mm, sweet-scented white flowers, apetalous male flowers to 2.5mm long with 1mm long bracteole, 3-4 minute outer sepals less than 1mm long, inner sepals to 2.5mm long, female flowers with sepals to 4mm long. Infructescnce to 450mm long with glabrous dull yellow drupes 30mm x 33mm x 25mm covered with dense mat of fibres.

Medicinal uses, leaves used for flavouring in cooking, fish poison

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