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oldest trees have died, for
unknown reasons.
Common names for the
baobab include monkey-
bread tree, upside-down
tree, and
cream of
tartar tree. African...
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moderately ripe
fruit when cooked,
similar to
freshly baked bread and
having a potato-like flavor. The
trees have been
widely planted in
tropical regions, including...
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species of
Encephalartos are
commonly referred to as
bread trees,
bread palms or
kaffir bread,
since a
bread-like
starchy food can be
prepared from the centre...
- the pastry's
resemblance to the
monkey puzzle tree Araucaria araucana. What most
people know as
monkey bread today in the
United States is
actually the Hungarian...
-
Adansonia is a
genus made up of
eight species of medium-to-large
deciduous trees known as
baobabs (/ˈbaʊbæb/ or /ˈbeɪoʊbæb/) or adansonias. They are placed...
- moss (sometimes
named "
bread moss" in Norwegian) are
mentioned in
historic sources. The
inner bark is the only part of a
tree trunk that is
actually edible;...
- 500 kJ or 600 kcal per 100 g). In some areas,
sweet chestnut trees are
called "
bread trees". When
chestnuts are just
starting to ripen, the
fruits are...
-
sometimes described as the "
bread of the tropics" but
should not be
confused with the
tropical and
equatorial bread tree (Encephalartos), the breadfruit...
- "St. John's
bread" and "locust
tree" (not to be
confused with
African locust bean). The
latter designation also
applies to
several other trees from the same...
- include:
bottle tree or
bottletree cream of
tartar tree gourd-gourd
tree gouty stem
tree monkey bread tree sour
gourd upside down
tree dead rat
tree Endemic to...