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Combretum glutinosum Perr. ex DC.
Zarma name: kokorube |
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A tree with coarse whitish branches and leaves. Often reserved in cultivated fields. |
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Uses: |
Timber, fodder (leaves), medicine (bark) |
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Notes: |
Mature trees are usually heavily parasitized by a gall insect.
Compare with fruits of other species |
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