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Natal orange

plant
Also known as: Strychnos spinosa
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  • Gentian
    Gentianales
    / Loganiaceae

    Strychnos spinosa (Natal orange) of southern Africa produces a yellow berry with edible pulp. Some species of Spigelia are known to be highly poisonous.

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    Strychnos spinosa (Natal orange) of southern Africa produces a yellow berry with edible pulp. Some species of Spigelia are known to be highly poisonous.

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  • natal orange
    Loganiaceae

    Natal orange (Strychnos spinosa) of southern Africa produces a yellow berry with edible pulp.

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    Natal orange (Strychnos spinosa) of southern Africa produces a yellow berry with edible pulp.

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  • Strychnos
    Strychnos

    …for their sweet fruits, including Natal orange (S. spinosa) and S. unguacha.

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    …for their sweet fruits, including Natal orange (S. spinosa) and S. unguacha.

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