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Clerodendrum silvanum
Clerodendrum silvanum
- Botanic Family
- Lamiaceae
- Author
- Henriques
Common Names
Geographical Habitats
- Angola
- Burundi
- Cameroon
- Central African Republic
- Congo
- Gabon
- Ghana
- Guinea
- Gulf of Guinea Islands
- Ivory Coast
- Kenya
- Liberia
- Nigeria
- Rwanda
- Sierra Leone
- Tanzania
- Uganda
- Zaire
- Zambia
Natural Habitats
- Mixed forest
- montane forest
- lakeside
- riverine forest
- gallery forest
- primary & secondary forest
Flowering Times
Fruiting Times
Glabrous woody climber to 33m or scrambling or erect shrub with thorny glabrous lenticellate branches. Glabrous leaves to 200mm x 100mm, crushed leaves have almond smell. Terminal or axillary, frequently cauliflorous many-flowered panicles or cymes to 175mm long with small bracts, fragrant 25mm white or cream flowers or not fragrant depending on time of day, glabrous calyx to 8mm x 6mm with 5 teeth 2mm wide, glabrous white corolla, corolla tube to 25mm long with 5 lobes to 6mm long. Black, red or white drupe, enlarged white calyx
Further References
- Menninger 1970
- Aluka
- FCP
- APD
- Mobot
- The Plant List 2
- FOTA
- Gleason & Moldenke
- Kew