Ehretia corymbosa Bojer ex A. DC. [Boraginaceae]
Item
- Botanical Name
- Ehretia corymbosa Bojer ex A. DC. [Boraginaceae]
- Specimen Type
- Herbarium Sheet [Preserved Specimen]
- Collector
- Paul E. Isert
- Collection Date-s
- 1784
- Collection Location
- Ada [Ghana: Greater Accra Region]
- Colonial Context
- Danish Gold Coast of Africa 1663–1939
- Annotations Determinations and Type Specimen Status
- IDC microfiche foto: Isert et Thonning nr. 39 II 2.
- Common Names
- Lavasá [Schumacher/Thonning]
- Historical Cultural and Traditional Knowledge
- [Hepper (1976) p. 32:] "The longest branches are used as anchor-bands. The natives chew the wood along with the seeds of Sterculia verticillata from which is produced a red colour which is used for fetish-ornaments; amulets etc. The flowers smell like Galium verum."
- Source
- Herbarium C NHMD
- NHMD Herbarium C Catalogue Number
- C10003818
- Copyright Owner
- Natural History Museum of Denmark
- Copyright License
- CC BY-NC 4.0 (images) and CC0 (metadata)
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