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Terminalia mantaly - Inflorescence - Click to enlarge!

Inflorescence; Valley View University, Oyibi, Ghana; 11/2008 © Jörn Germer

Terminalia mantaly - Top and lower side of leaf - Click to enlarge!

Top and lower side of leaf; Valley View University, Oyibi, Ghana; 7/2005 © Jörn Germer

Terminalia mantaly - Close-up of the domatia on the lower side of the leaf - Click to enlarge!

Close-up of the domatia on the lower side of the leaf; Valley View University, Oyibi, Ghana; 7/2005 © Jörn Germer

Terminalia mantaly - Fruit - Click to enlarge!

Fruit; Valley View University, Oyibi, Ghana; 7/2005 © Jörn Germer

Terminalia mantaly - Twig, close-up - Click to enlarge!

Twig, close-up; Nigeria; 6/2008 © Ralf Biechele

Terminalia mantaly - Leaf insertion - Click to enlarge!

Leaf insertion; Valley View University, Oyibi, Ghana; 7/2005 © Jörn Germer

Terminalia mantaly - Branch insertion - Click to enlarge!

Branch insertion; Valley View University, Oyibi, Ghana; 7/2005 © Jörn Germer

Terminalia mantaly - Bark - Click to enlarge!

Bark; Nigeria; 10/2012 © Ralf Biechele

Terminalia mantaly - Habit - Click to enlarge!

Habit; Valley View University, Oyibi, Ghana; 7/2005 © Jörn Germer

Terminalia mantaly - Road side trees - Click to enlarge!

Road side trees; Nigeria; 12/2006 © Ralf Biechele

Dataset

Identifier: 286
Date of entry: 20.02.2006
Last update: 11.01.2020

Common name

English: Madagascar Almond, Umbrella Tree

Classification

Kingdom: Plantae (2659)

  Phylum: Tracheophyta (2572)

    Class: Magnoliopsida (2167)

      Order: Myrtales (76)

        Family: Combretaceae (9)(family description)

          Genus: Terminalia (4)

            Epithet: mantaly H. Perrier (1)

mantaly => a municipality in Madagascar

Characteristics

Climate: tropical

Habitat: mesophytic

Habit: tree

Flower colour: green, white

External links

Check for Terminalia mantaly at

World Flora Online, GBIF or IPNI

Literature

  • [18] Arbonnier, M. (2004): Trees, shrubs and lianas of West African dry zones. CIRAD, Paris, France; Margraf, Weikersheim, Germany; MNHN, Paris, France.

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