Aydendron (Sturtevant, 1919)
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Aydendron firmulum Nees.
Lauraceae. PICHURIM BEAN. TODA SPECIE.
Brazil. The Portugese of the Rio Negro, a branch of the Amazon, gather the aromatic seeds, known in trade by the names of the pichurim bean and toda specie. The seed is grated like nutmeg.
