Cordia monoica (PROTA)

Ressources végétales de l'Afrique tropicale Introduction

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Importance générale
Répartition en Afrique
Répartition mondiale
Fruit
Glucides / amidon
Médicinal
Bois d'œuvre
Ornemental
Fourrage
Auxiliaire
Sécurité alimentaire

Cordia monoica Roxb.

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