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glandular nakedwood
Scientific Name: Colubrina glandulosa var. antillana
Family: Rhamnaceae
Category: Dicot
Growth: Tree, Shrub
Duration: Perennial
Other Names:
Colubrina glandulosa - Glandular Nakedwood
Colubrina glandulosa, commonly known as Glandular Nakedwood, is a perennial tree or shrub found in various regions.
Considerations for Pets
The text mentions common names like "snakewood," which might be a consideration for pet owners, as it could be confused with actual snakes.
Considerations for Children
The plant can grow into a tree and may require staking when young, suggesting a potential risk of falling if not secured properly.
Nomenclature and Taxonomy
- Scientific Name: Colubrina glandulosa Perkins
- Family: Rhamnaceae
- Kingdom: Plantae
- Taxonomic Rank: Species
- Synonyms:
- Colubrina glandulosa Perkins var. antillana (M.C. Johnst.) M.C. Johnst.
- Colubrina rufa var. antillana M.C. Johnst.
- Taxonomic Status: Accepted
Common Names
- Glandular Nakedwood
- Nakedwood
- Snakewood
- Greenheart
- Hogplum
Distribution and Habitat
Colubrina glandulosa is native to Florida and the West Indies, but also found in places such as Cuba, Bolivia and Antarctica.
Morphological Characteristics
Colubrina glandulosa is described as a small to medium-sized tree with thin, scaly bark and heavy, dark heartwood. It can also grow as a shrub.