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Uapaca
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Uapaca

Uapaca is a genus of plant, in the family Phyllanthaceae first described as a genus in 1858. It is the only genus comprised in the subtribe Uapacinae. The genus is native to Africa and Madagascar.

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24 branches of this genus, most-observed first

tapia

speciesUapaca bojeri

muzhanje

speciesUapaca kirkiana

Uapaca nitida

speciesUapaca nitida

Uapaca sansibarica

speciesUapaca sansibarica

Uapaca ferruginea

speciesUapaca ferruginea

Uapaca guineensis

speciesUapaca guineensis

Uapaca togoensis

speciesUapaca togoensis

Uapaca ambanjensis

speciesUapaca ambanjensis

Uapaca pilosa

speciesUapaca pilosa

Uapaca densifolia

speciesUapaca densifolia

Uapaca thouarsii

speciesUapaca thouarsii

Uapaca lissopyrena

speciesUapaca lissopyrena

Uapaca heudelotii

speciesUapaca heudelotii

Uapaca robynsii

speciesUapaca robynsii

Uapaca littoralis

speciesUapaca littoralis

Uapaca louvelii

speciesUapaca louvelii

Uapaca staudtii

speciesUapaca staudtii

Uapaca gossweileri

speciesUapaca gossweileri

Uapaca mole

speciesUapaca mole

Uapaca paludosa

speciesUapaca paludosa

Uapaca vanhouttei

speciesUapaca vanhouttei

Uapaca pynaertii

speciesUapaca pynaertii

Uapaca niangadoumae

speciesUapaca niangadoumae

Uapaca amplifolia

speciesUapaca amplifolia

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 53826.