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Amérique du Nord
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Tapirira guianensis Aubl.
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Anacardiaceae
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SE North America (Nicaragua to Panama) N M SC South America (Colombia to Guianas, Trinidad, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay)
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Comocladia tapaculo Kunth
Joncquetia paniculata Willd.
Mauria multiflora Mart. ex Benth.
Mauria subbijuga Mart. ex Benth.
Odina francoana Netto
Tapiria fanshawei Sandwith
Tapirira bijuga Hook.f. ex Marchand
Tapirira guianensis var. cuneata Engl.
Tapirira guianensis var. elliptica Engl.
Tapirira myriantha Triana & Planch.
Tapirira pao-pombo Marchand
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Guiana tapirira
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tapirira de la Guyane; gommier, gommier viande biche (Trinidad and Tobago)
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caobina (Honduras); cazabe (Venezuela); cedrillo (Colombia, Costa Rica); cedro dulce (Costa Rica); cedro macho, cuarupayo, fresno (Colombia); fruta de paloma (Guyana); guarupayo (Colombia); huira caspi, huira caspi colorado (Peru); ichiramillo (Bolivia); jabón (Colombia); jobillo (Venezuela); kenim (Ecuador); manteco (Colombia); maquero (Ecuador); mara macho (Bolivia); maro (Venezuela); mata piojo, matapiojo (Honduras); ovillo, palo de mosquito, patillo (Venezuela); piojo (Honduras); tapaculo, zapacuro (Venezuela)
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agaghamaïe (aukaans); aroeirana (Brazil); basa onopé (Suriname); bom-nome, camboatá, cedro-novo, cedroí, cedrói, copiúva, cupiúva, fruta-de-pombo, fruto-de-pombo, guapiruba (Brazil); isa paritsi (Peru); jobo (Brazil); maculuuchii (Ecuador); makarinyek (Venezuela); mombin blanc, mombin sauvage (creole); ñemewe (waorani, Ecuador); nihibimi (Bolivia); paopombo; pau-pombo, peito-de-pombo (Brazil); tamú ñe mën (panare, Venezuela); tapirirá, tapiriri, tatapiriraca, tatapiririca (Brazil); urgia, urguia (kuna, Panama); warima (Guyana, Suriname)
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