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Oxandra
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Oxandra

Oxandra is a genus of flowering plants in the custard apple family Annonaceae, native to Mexico and tropical America.

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28 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Oxandra lanceolata

speciesOxandra lanceolata

Oxandra laurifolia

speciesOxandra laurifolia

Oxandra xylopioides

speciesOxandra xylopioides

Oxandra venezuelana

speciesOxandra venezuelana

Oxandra longipetala

speciesOxandra longipetala

Oxandra mediocris

speciesOxandra mediocris

Oxandra sessiliflora

speciesOxandra sessiliflora

Oxandra reticulata

speciesOxandra reticulata

Oxandra asbeckii

speciesOxandra asbeckii

Oxandra panamensis

speciesOxandra panamensis

Oxandra sphaerocarpa

speciesOxandra sphaerocarpa

Oxandra riedeliana

speciesOxandra riedeliana

Oxandra bolivarensis

speciesOxandra bolivarensis

Oxandra euneura

speciesOxandra euneura

Oxandra martiana

speciesOxandra martiana

Oxandra leucodermis

speciesOxandra leucodermis

Oxandra oblongifolia

speciesOxandra oblongifolia

Oxandra espintana

speciesOxandra espintana

Oxandra guianensis

speciesOxandra guianensis

Oxandra krukoffii

speciesOxandra krukoffii

Oxandra macrophylla

speciesOxandra macrophylla

Oxandra aberrans

speciesOxandra aberrans

Oxandra rheophytica

speciesOxandra rheophytica

Oxandra maya

speciesOxandra maya

Oxandra polyantha

speciesOxandra polyantha

Oxandra saxicola

speciesOxandra saxicola

Oxandra surinamensis

speciesOxandra surinamensis

Oxandra unibracteata

speciesOxandra unibracteata

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 185132.