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Cornus volkensii is a species of tree in the family Cornaceae native to montane forests of eastern Africa, from South Sudan and Kenya south to Zimbabwe and ...
Cornus volkensii is an evergreen tree with a spreading crown; usually growing up to 20 metres tall, but sometimes to 30 metres.
Cornus volkensii

Cornus volkensii

Cornus volkensii is a species of tree in the family Cornaceae native to montane forests of eastern Africa, from South Sudan and Kenya south to Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Wikipedia
Apr 3, 2018 · Tree up to 18 m high; bark grey or black, granular. Leaves more or less narrowly elliptic to lanceolate, 3·5–17·5 cm long, venation regular with ...
Cornus volkensii occurs in mountain forest at (1200–)1800–3000 m altitude, often along streams. It may dominate the canopy layer of the forest. In Kenya it ...
This datasheet on Cornus volkensii covers Identity, Distribution. Identity. Preferred Scientific Name: Cornus volkensii Harms. Taxonomic Tree.
Classification · Kingdom Plantae · Phylum Streptophyta · Class Equisetopsida · Subclass Magnoliidae · Order. Cornales. View Order Tree opens in a new tab · Family.
Cornus volkensii Harms (Cornaceae) Afromontane forest, alt. 2450m Mount Kenya, Nyeri, Kenya twigs n things faved this
Tree, usually ± 18 m. tall but attaining 24 m., bole almost straight; bark grey or black, granular. Young stems finely adpressed pubescent later glabrous.
Cornus volkensii (Afrocrania volkensii). Indigenous. COMMON NAMES: English: Afrocrania; Kikuyu: Mucemeki,. Mukorombothi; Marakwet: Sayit; Meru: Mugonyone ...
Cornus volkensii Harms ; Family: Cornaceae. [Afrocrania volkensii (Harms) Hutch.] Cornus volkensii image · Resources. Internal Resources. 5 occurrences ...