Quararibea — 6 species
Botanical species in the genus Quararibea recorded in the PlantPeers database.
Quararibea asterolepis
Quararibea asterolepis
Family: Malvaceae
Cultivation
An ecologically important species, the tree produces copious quantities of fruits on a bi-annual basis - these fruits are highly sought-after by bats and many other creatures in the forest. The blossoms smell strongly and sweetly of honeysuckle and, during intense flowering periods, they fill the forest air with their agreeable odour. The leaves smell strongly and pleasantly of maple syrup after they are pressed and dried.
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Quararibea cordata
Quararibea cordata
Family: Malvaceae
Cultivation
Likes to grow in hot, humid, lowland tropical to subtropical regions with lots of rainfall. Plants are very susceptible to frost injury. Prefers a fertile, moisture-retentive soil and a position in full sun.
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Quararibea funebris
Quararibea funebris
Family: Malvaceae
Cultivation
The tree appears to be somewhat hardy and able to survive brief periods of temperatures around freezing. Succeeds in sun or shade. It takes 5 - 6 years for seedling trees to commence flowering. leaves smell strongly and pleasantly of maple syrup after they are pressed and dried.
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