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Stinkwood,
german Stinkholz,
french Bois Puant, is the
common name for a
number of
trees or
shrubs which have wood or
plant parts with an
unpleasant odour...
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Celtis africana, the
white stinkwood, is a
deciduous tree in the
family Cannabaceae. Its
habit ranges from a tall tree in
forest to a medium-sized tree...
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Ocotea bullata, (
stinkwood or
black stinkwood, Afrikaans: Stinkhout, Xhosa: Umhlungulu, Zulu: Umnukane) is a
species of
flowering tree
native to South...
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pygeum (from its
former scientific name,
Pygeum africanum), iron wood, red
stinkwood,
African plum,
African prune, and
bitter almond. In
other languages spoken...
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African hardwood trees like real
yellowwood (Podocarpus latifolius),
stinkwood (Ocotea bullata), and
South African black ironwood (Olea capensis) are...
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Jacksonia sternbergiana,
commonly known as
stinkwood or
green stinkwood, is a
species of
shrub or
small tree that
occurs in the south-west of
Western Australia...
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Extrafloral nectaries on a red
stinkwood (Prunus africana) leaf...
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Angola and Tanzania.
Common names include natal white stinkwood, red-fruited white-
stinkwood and
natal elm. This
species is more
common in
Tropical Africa...
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Western Cape. A
stinkwood navigational beacon was
first erected on
Beacon Island in 1771. The
original was a
square block of
stinkwood,
inscribed with...
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Typical species are
hardwoods of
exceptional height, such as Yellowwood,
Stinkwood and
Ironwood trees. The
Western Cape is
climatologically diverse, with...
