Searsia undulata (PROTA)
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Introduction |
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| Geographic coverage Africa |
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| Geographic coverage World |
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| Fruit |
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| Dye / tannin |
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| Medicinal |
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| Timber |
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| Fuel |
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| Forage / feed |
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| Food security |
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Searsia undulata (Jacq.) T.S.Yi, A.J.Mill. & J.Wen
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The bark of Searsia undulata (Jacq.) T.S.Yi, A.J.Mill. & J.Wen is a traditional source of tannin in Namaqualand (South Africa). See Searsia tomentosa.
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Accessed 18 December 2024.
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