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Corynocarpaceae

plant family
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  • pumpkins and gourds
    Cucurbitales
    / Other families

    Members of Corynocarpaceae are evergreen trees. The family contains a single genus, Corynocarpus, with six species growing from New Guinea to New Zealand and islands in the western Pacific Ocean. The plants have leaves with secondary veins that radiate all along the midrib. Its flowers are rather…

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    Members of Corynocarpaceae are evergreen trees. The family contains a single genus, Corynocarpus, with six species growing from New Guinea to New Zealand and islands in the western Pacific Ocean. The plants have leaves with secondary veins that radiate all along the midrib. Its flowers are rather…

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