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Quillaja

plant genus
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  • Yellow partridge pea
    Fabales
    / Characteristic morphological features

    The two species of Quillaja, the only genus in Quillajaceae, are small, evergreen trees with bark containing considerable quantities of saponins. Leaves are spirally arranged and toothed. The terminal inflorescence contains five parted flowers usually with a well-developed nectary inserted into the hypanthium (floral cup). The flowers are rather…

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    The two species of Quillaja, the only genus in Quillajaceae, are small, evergreen trees with bark containing considerable quantities of saponins. Leaves are spirally arranged and toothed. The terminal inflorescence contains five parted flowers usually with a well-developed nectary inserted into the hypanthium (floral cup). The flowers are rather…

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