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ID 629973 Viimati muudetud 30.09.2022
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Valdkond süstemaatiline botaanika
harilik ahvileivapuu eelistatud
baobab
baobab tree
Adansonia digitata L.
  • kassinaeriliste (Malvaceae) sugukonda ahvileivapuu perekonda (Adansonia) kuuluv heitlehine puu
    Hea teada
    • Perekonnas on kaheksa liiki. Baobab võib kasvada kuni 25 m kõrguseks. Puu oksad on lühikesed ja jämedad, tüve koor pruunikashall. Tumerohelised läikivad lehed on sõrmjad, viie kuni üheksa lehekesega, kuni 20 cm läbimõõduga. Kuival aastaajal langetab puu lehed. Suured lõhnavad valged õied avanevad enne lehtimist.
  • a deciduous indigenous fruit tree that belongs to the family called Malvaceae and is native to Africa
    Hea teada
    • It usually grows as a solitary individual though sometimes it can be found in small groups depending on soil type. A baobab tree can grow up to 25 meters in height, 28 meters in girth and can live for several hundred years.
Hea teada
  • Tase: liik.
Seotud
harilik ahvileivapuu eelistatud
baobab
baobab
Hea teada
  • Common names for the baobab include monkey-bread tree, upside-down tree, and cream of tartar tree.
baobab tree
African baobab
Adansonia digitata L.
Adansonia digitata

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ID 630054 Viimati muudetud 16.11.2022
Vaata sõnakogu
Vaata sõnakogu
Valdkond süstemaatiline botaanika
Adansonia L.
  • lehtpuude perekond kassinaeriliste sugukonnast
  • a genus made up of eight species of medium to large deciduous trees known as baobabs
    Hea teada
    • Adansonia species reach a height of five to twenty-five meters (ten to eighty feet), with exceptional trees reaching thirty meters (100 feet). The trunk diameter can be particularly impressive, with a diameter often of seven meters (23 feet), and exceptional trees having a diameter over eleven meters (thirty-six feet). These are among the stoutest trees in the world.
Hea teada
  • Tase: perekond.
Seotud
baobab
Näited
  • This genus is commonly known by the name baobab, it contains around 8 species of deciduous trees distributed mostly in Madagascar, with some species found in Africa, Australia and Arabia. Plants in this genus tend to have fibrous, fleshy trunks adapted to store water and typically these grow to be between 7-11m wide. They can grow to over 30m tall, producing alternately arranged, simple leaves in young specimens, which develop into divided foliage consisting of 3-9 leaflets in mature specimens. Big, white, 5-petalled, hanging flowers are usually produced singly. These have showy modified leaves surrounding the flower and develop into edible baobab fruits. Both the leaves and fruit are consumed in a variety of ways including baking and powdered-form. In some species, the seeds are also used to create vegetable oil.
Adansonia L.
Hea teada
  • The name Adansonia honors Michel Adanson, the French naturalist and explorer who described A. digitata.
Adansonia

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