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Picture of Sandbox Tree Fruit. Fruit is large capsule with explosive dehiscence; seeds can be launched at 70 meters per second. Its fruits are pumpkin Stock Vector

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Sharp spikes protrude from the trunk of the Sandbox Tree, Hura Crepitans. This poisonous tree is found in the Amazon region in Peru Stock Photo

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. Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region. Plants, Edible; Poisonous plants; Botany. 58. Sandbox Tree Hura crepitans POISON The milky sap of the sandbox tree causes severe irritation to the skin of the person coming in contact with it. Its woody fruits are dangerous to handle because when dry they explode with a loud report, scattering seeds violently in many directions. These seeds are also poisonous. The giant sandbox tree is found growing at low altitudes, its trunk closely covered with short, sharp spines. The fruit is about the shape of a small muskmelon or pumpkin. The milky Stock Photo

RMRDN8DP–. Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region. Plants, Edible; Poisonous plants; Botany. 58. Sandbox Tree Hura crepitans POISON The milky sap of the sandbox tree causes severe irritation to the skin of the person coming in contact with it. Its woody fruits are dangerous to handle because when dry they explode with a loud report, scattering seeds violently in many directions. These seeds are also poisonous. The giant sandbox tree is found growing at low altitudes, its trunk closely covered with short, sharp spines. The fruit is about the shape of a small muskmelon or pumpkin. The milky

Edible and poisonous plants of Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region ediblepoisonousp00dahl Year: 1944 58. Sandbox Tree Hura crepitans POISON The milky sap of the sandbox tree causes severe irritation to the skin of the person coming in contact with it. Its woody fruits are dangerous to handle because when dry they explode with a loud report, scattering seeds violently in many directions. These seeds are also poisonous. The giant sandbox tree is found growing at low altitudes, its trunk closely covered with short, sharp spines. The fruit is about the shape of a small muskmelon o Stock Photo

RMRX6365–Edible and poisonous plants of Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region ediblepoisonousp00dahl Year: 1944 58. Sandbox Tree Hura crepitans POISON The milky sap of the sandbox tree causes severe irritation to the skin of the person coming in contact with it. Its woody fruits are dangerous to handle because when dry they explode with a loud report, scattering seeds violently in many directions. These seeds are also poisonous. The giant sandbox tree is found growing at low altitudes, its trunk closely covered with short, sharp spines. The fruit is about the shape of a small muskmelon o

. Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region . 58. Sandbox Tree Hura crepitans POISON The milky sap of the sandbox tree causes severe irritation to the skin of the person coming in contact with it. Its woody fruits are dangerous to handle because when dry they explode with a loud report, scattering seeds violently in many directions. These seeds are also poisonous. The giant sandbox tree is found growing at low altitudes, its trunk closely covered with short, sharp spines. The fruit is about the shape of a small muskmelon or pumpkin. The milky sap of the tree may be mixed with sand or Stock Photo

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Picture of Sandbox Tree, a member of the spurge family. The sandbox tree is native primarily to tropical parts of South America and the Amazonian Rain Stock Vector

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RM2WYHRAF–Sharp spikes protrude from the trunk of the Sandbox Tree, Hura Crepitans. This poisonous tree is found in the Amazon region in Peru

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$. A manual of botany. Botany. Fig. 543. Fruit of the Castor-oil plant (^Riniiun communis), with tlie carpels separating from each other mthout opening, c, c, c. Carpels, a. Columella. sd. Dorsal suture where each carpel ultimately opens. Fig. 644. Fruit of Sandbox-tree (^Hura crepitans'). It is Composed of fifteen carpels which separate from the axis when ripe, and burst with great force. The Samara.âA superior, two- or more celled fruit, each cell being dry, indehiscent, one- or few-seeded, and having its pericarp extended into a winged expansion. Examples may be foiind in the Maple {fig. 541 Stock Photo$

RMRE1JRM–. A manual of botany. Botany. Fig. 543. Fruit of the Castor-oil plant (^Riniiun communis), with tlie carpels separating from each other mthout opening, c, c, c. Carpels, a. Columella. sd. Dorsal suture where each carpel ultimately opens. Fig. 644. Fruit of Sandbox-tree (^Hura crepitans'). It is Composed of fifteen carpels which separate from the axis when ripe, and burst with great force. The Samara.âA superior, two- or more celled fruit, each cell being dry, indehiscent, one- or few-seeded, and having its pericarp extended into a winged expansion. Examples may be foiind in the Maple {fig. 541

Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region ediblepoisonousp00dahl Year: 1944 58. Sandbox Tree Hura crepitans POISON The milky sap of the sandbox tree causes severe irritation to the skin of the person coming in contact with it. Its woody fruits are dangerous to handle because when dry they explode with a loud report, scattering seeds violently in many directions. These seeds are also poisonous. The giant sandbox tree is found growing at low altitudes, its trunk closely covered with short, sharp spines. The fruit is about the shape of a small muskmelon or pumpkin. The milky sap of Stock Photo

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