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Fruit of Ochrosia elliptica Stock Photo
RMD3EY85–Fruit of Ochrosia elliptica
Red berrywood (Ochrosia elliptica) at Middle Beach, Lord Howe Island, NSW, Australia Stock Photo
RFK4TBB8–Red berrywood (Ochrosia elliptica) at Middle Beach, Lord Howe Island, NSW, Australia
3D image of Cathenamine skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of yohimban alkaloid isolated on white background Stock Photo
RF2KFJ0P8–3D image of Cathenamine skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of yohimban alkaloid isolated on white background
Red berrywood (Ochrosia elliptica) fruits, Lord Howe Island, NSW, Australia Stock Photo
RM2G39JAX–Red berrywood (Ochrosia elliptica) fruits, Lord Howe Island, NSW, Australia
Ochrosia elliptica Labill. Stock Photo
RM2BTWNN2–Ochrosia elliptica Labill.
Fruits of Elliptic Yellowwood or Kopsia (Ochrosia elliptica), Apocinaceae. Stock Photo
RMHMR71M–Fruits of Elliptic Yellowwood or Kopsia (Ochrosia elliptica), Apocinaceae.
. The ornamental trees of Hawaii. ecies under 0. acuminata Trimen, which is,however, an entirely different plant, with yellowish-green, pointedfruits. The species here in cultivation has bright scarlet fruits,which have a violet odor, and is identical with Ochrosia ellipticaLa Bill., described from Australia. This latter name Valeton citesdoubtfully as a synonym of Ochrosia calocarpa, which he figures anddeclares to be polymorphous species. One figure agrees exactly withour plant. Since elliptica is the older specific name it is here re-tained. Ochrosia elliptica La Bill, is a small, milky tre Stock Photo
RM2CEPAB4–. The ornamental trees of Hawaii. ecies under 0. acuminata Trimen, which is,however, an entirely different plant, with yellowish-green, pointedfruits. The species here in cultivation has bright scarlet fruits,which have a violet odor, and is identical with Ochrosia ellipticaLa Bill., described from Australia. This latter name Valeton citesdoubtfully as a synonym of Ochrosia calocarpa, which he figures anddeclares to be polymorphous species. One figure agrees exactly withour plant. Since elliptica is the older specific name it is here re-tained. Ochrosia elliptica La Bill, is a small, milky tre
Fruit of Ochrosia elliptica Stock Photo
RMD3EY7D–Fruit of Ochrosia elliptica
Ochrosia elliptica Labill Ochrosia elliptica Labill. Stock Photo
RM2C1F4J6–Ochrosia elliptica Labill Ochrosia elliptica Labill.
Leaves and fruits of Elliptic Yellowwood or Kopsia (Ochrosia elliptica), Apocinaceae. Stock Photo
RMHMR71P–Leaves and fruits of Elliptic Yellowwood or Kopsia (Ochrosia elliptica), Apocinaceae.
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