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Amérique du Nord
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Famille |
Répartition |
Zone de répartition en Amérique du Nord |
Hauteur |
Feuillage |
Écologie |
Utilisation |
Synonyme |
Nom anglais |
Nom français |
Nom espagnol |
Autre nom |
Nom commercial |
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Anacardium excelsum (Bertero & Balb. ex Kunth) Skeels
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Anacardiaceae
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SE North America (Nicaragua to Panama) South America (tropics)
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SE
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E[D]
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hel hyg mes acid->neut
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fd (roasted nuts) fr fw ma pl pp sa ti (boxes, bridge boards, cabinet work, carpentry, concrete forms, crates, dugout canoes, finishing, fence posts, furniture, interior and exterior construction, interior part of furniture, interior trim and millwork, ornamental boxes, plywood corestock, rough construction, utensils, veneer, wrapping) tx (macerate bark used as a barbasco for catching fish, pollen produces a rash or hayfever-like allergy)
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Anacardium rhinocarpus DC.
Rhinocarpus excelsa Bertero & Balb. ex Kunth
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Guiana cashew; wild cashew (Panama); wild-cashew (West Indies)
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anacardier de Guyane
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aspavé (Colombia); caracoli (Colombia, Venezuela); espave (Panama); espavé (Honduras, Panama); espavé amarillo, espavé rosado (Costa Rica); espavel (Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua); ispavé, ispavel, jurajamba (Colombia); marañon (Ecuador); marañón de montaña (Honduras); merey (Colombia); mija, mijagua (Venezuela); mijao (Guyana, Venezuela)
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assú (portuguese, Brazil); caju assu; cajú (Brazil); cájú de matta (portuguese, Brazil)
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espave
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