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Muntingia is a
genus of
plants in the
family Muntingiaceae,
comprising only one species,
Muntingia calabura, and was
named in
honour of
Abraham Munting...
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Columbia [sic, now Colona]
genus X.
Tilia genus XI.
Diplophractum genus XII.
Muntingia genus XIII.
Apeiba genus XIV.
Sloanea genus XV.
Ablania genus XIV. Gyrostemon...
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rosid order Malvales. The
family consists of
three genera: Dicraspidia,
Muntingia, and Neotessmannia, each with a
single species. They are
woody plants...
- same
Prunus genus; some of
these species include the "Jamaican cherry" (
Muntingia calabura) and the "Spanish cherry" (Mimusops elengi). The
indigenous range...
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important pollinators of these. They also
consume the
fruits of Ficus, Trema,
Muntingia, as well as
papaya and
mangoes already opened by
fruit bats. They also...
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Cornus capitata, a
species of
dogwood known as
Himalayan strawberry-tree
Muntingia calabura, in the
family Malvaceae,
native to the
American tropics Myrica...
- (bajelly-tree family)
Muntingia, for
Abraham Munting (1626–1683) 3 genera, from
Mexico to
South America Hairy shrubs and
trees Malvales Muntingia calabura Myrtaceae...
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trees are
taken as well,
including Glochidion, Breynia, Vitex, Macaranga,
Muntingia, Melastoma, Onco**** and Bridelia. Shoots, buds and
seeds are also taken...
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first formally described in 1759 by Carl
Linnaeus who gave it the name
Muntingia bartramia in
Amoenitates Academicae. In 1917,
Elmer Drew
Merrill changed...
- areas, they are
particularly attracted to
introduced fruit trees such as
Muntingia calabura, the
fruits of
which may be
swallowed whole or, in the case of...
