Overripe 'Popoko' fruit on the forest floor, Sterculia (Sterculia sp) eaten by a lot of forest animals and water from the boiled bark is used as a cold remedy by local tribes people, Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/overripe-popoko-fruit-on-the-forest-floor-sterculia-sterculia-sp-eaten-by-a-lot-of-forest-animals-and-water-from-the-boiled-bark-is-used-as-a-cold-remedy-by-local-tribes-people-bai-hokou-dzanga-ndoki-national-park-central-african-republic-image262938884.html
RMW7NW6C–Overripe 'Popoko' fruit on the forest floor, Sterculia (Sterculia sp) eaten by a lot of forest animals and water from the boiled bark is used as a cold remedy by local tribes people, Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic.
Ripe 'Popoko' fruit on the forest floor, Sterculia (Sterculia sp) eaten by a lot of forest animals and water from the boiled bark is used as a cold remedy by local tribes people, Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ripe-popoko-fruit-on-the-forest-floor-sterculia-sterculia-sp-eaten-by-a-lot-of-forest-animals-and-water-from-the-boiled-bark-is-used-as-a-cold-remedy-by-local-tribes-people-bai-hokou-dzanga-ndoki-national-park-central-african-republic-image262938925.html
RMW7NW7W–Ripe 'Popoko' fruit on the forest floor, Sterculia (Sterculia sp) eaten by a lot of forest animals and water from the boiled bark is used as a cold remedy by local tribes people, Bai Hokou, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic.
Tropical Chestnut flower, Sterculia sp, with black ripe fruit capsules with seeds, Rainforest Discovery Centre, Sepilok National Park, Sandakan, Sabah Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tropical-chestnut-flower-sterculia-sp-with-black-ripe-fruit-capsules-with-seeds-rainforest-discovery-centre-sepilok-national-park-sandakan-sabah-image329830512.html
RF2A4H254–Tropical Chestnut flower, Sterculia sp, with black ripe fruit capsules with seeds, Rainforest Discovery Centre, Sepilok National Park, Sandakan, Sabah
Tropical Chestnut flower, Sterculia sp, with black ripe fruit capsules with seeds, Rainforest Discovery Centre, Sepilok National Park, Sandakan, Sabah Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tropical-chestnut-flower-sterculia-sp-with-black-ripe-fruit-capsules-with-seeds-rainforest-discovery-centre-sepilok-national-park-sandakan-sabah-image329830902.html
RF2A4H2K2–Tropical Chestnut flower, Sterculia sp, with black ripe fruit capsules with seeds, Rainforest Discovery Centre, Sepilok National Park, Sandakan, Sabah
Organography of plants, especially of the archegoniatae and spermaphyta . Fig. 266. Leucoden-dron argenteum. Seed-ling plant. Ci, cotyledon,the other cotyledon hasbeen removed at line Cn.The bud of the stem isseen in a depression ofthe base of the cotyledon.IVh, root-collar, limit be-tween hypocotyl and root. COTYLEDONS OF DICOTYLEDONES 403. Fig. 267. Sterculia sp. in Buitenzorg Garden. 1, portionof embryo and endosperm in longitudinal section ; Co, cotyle-don ; St, stalk of cotyledon ; E, the endosperm, shaded inthefigure, i, the same in transverse section. Lettering the same. foliage-leaves. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/organography-of-plants-especially-of-the-archegoniatae-and-spermaphyta-fig-266-leucoden-dron-argenteum-seed-ling-plant-ci-cotyledonthe-other-cotyledon-hasbeen-removed-at-line-cnthe-bud-of-the-stem-isseen-in-a-depression-ofthe-base-of-the-cotyledonivh-root-collar-limit-be-tween-hypocotyl-and-root-cotyledons-of-dicotyledones-403-fig-267-sterculia-sp-in-buitenzorg-garden-1-portionof-embryo-and-endosperm-in-longitudinal-section-co-cotyle-don-st-stalk-of-cotyledon-e-the-endosperm-shaded-inthefigure-i-the-same-in-transverse-section-lettering-the-same-foliage-leaves-image340153029.html
RM2ANB8JD–Organography of plants, especially of the archegoniatae and spermaphyta . Fig. 266. Leucoden-dron argenteum. Seed-ling plant. Ci, cotyledon,the other cotyledon hasbeen removed at line Cn.The bud of the stem isseen in a depression ofthe base of the cotyledon.IVh, root-collar, limit be-tween hypocotyl and root. COTYLEDONS OF DICOTYLEDONES 403. Fig. 267. Sterculia sp. in Buitenzorg Garden. 1, portionof embryo and endosperm in longitudinal section ; Co, cotyle-don ; St, stalk of cotyledon ; E, the endosperm, shaded inthefigure, i, the same in transverse section. Lettering the same. foliage-leaves.
Tropical Chestnut flower, Sterculia sp, with black ripe fruit capsules with seeds, Rainforest Discovery Centre, Sepilok National Park, Sandakan, Sabah Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tropical-chestnut-flower-sterculia-sp-with-black-ripe-fruit-capsules-with-seeds-rainforest-discovery-centre-sepilok-national-park-sandakan-sabah-image329830896.html
RF2A4H2JT–Tropical Chestnut flower, Sterculia sp, with black ripe fruit capsules with seeds, Rainforest Discovery Centre, Sepilok National Park, Sandakan, Sabah
Madagascar : les bois de la forêt d'Analamazaotra . II. Sterculia sp.(SltTciiIiacées). IMP. CATAI.A FRÈRES, PARIS. A. CHALLAMEL. ÉDITEUR. TILIACEES La famille des Tiliacées comprend un grand nombre darbres et darbustes et elle vientse placer au voisinage des Sterculiacées, Malvacées et Elaocarpacées. Tout le monde connaît le Tilleul de nos pas européens dont le nom, Tilia, a servi deracine à celui de la famille. Nous possédons dans nos pays plusieurs espèces du genre Tilia dont les bois sont assezestimés, bien que rentrant dans la catégorie des bois blancs. Les genres Pentace, Berrya et Grewi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/madagascar-les-bois-de-la-fort-danalamazaotra-ii-sterculia-spslttciiiiaces-imp-cataia-frres-paris-a-challamel-diteur-tiliacees-la-famille-des-tiliaces-comprend-un-grand-nombre-darbres-et-darbustes-et-elle-vientse-placer-au-voisinage-des-sterculiaces-malvaces-et-elaocarpaces-tout-le-monde-connat-le-tilleul-de-nos-pas-europens-dont-le-nom-tilia-a-servi-deracine-celui-de-la-famille-nous-possdons-dans-nos-pays-plusieurs-espces-du-genre-tilia-dont-les-bois-sont-assezestims-bien-que-rentrant-dans-la-catgorie-des-bois-blancs-les-genres-pentace-berrya-et-grewi-image342644480.html
RM2AWCPET–Madagascar : les bois de la forêt d'Analamazaotra . II. Sterculia sp.(SltTciiIiacées). IMP. CATAI.A FRÈRES, PARIS. A. CHALLAMEL. ÉDITEUR. TILIACEES La famille des Tiliacées comprend un grand nombre darbres et darbustes et elle vientse placer au voisinage des Sterculiacées, Malvacées et Elaocarpacées. Tout le monde connaît le Tilleul de nos pas européens dont le nom, Tilia, a servi deracine à celui de la famille. Nous possédons dans nos pays plusieurs espèces du genre Tilia dont les bois sont assezestimés, bien que rentrant dans la catégorie des bois blancs. Les genres Pentace, Berrya et Grewi
A description of some Chinese vegetable food materials and their nutritive and economic value . eidentified. The Chinese drug stores also furnish some curious objects of a veg-etable nature. Among these were identified, chiefly through the reportof Hanbury ^ on the Chinese materia medica, the fruit stalks of Hoveniadulcis, the seeds of Torreya nuci/era, Quisqualis indica, Momordica{Muricia) cochinchinensis, Terminalia chehula, Sterculia platani/oliajIpomaa hederacea, Chalmougra sp., Melia sp., and the fruits of aspecies of Gardenia. Imp. Univ. Col. Agr. [Tokyo] Bui., Vol. 2 (1894), p. 103. 2 U Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-description-of-some-chinese-vegetable-food-materials-and-their-nutritive-and-economic-value-eidentified-the-chinese-drug-stores-also-furnish-some-curious-objects-of-a-veg-etable-nature-among-these-were-identified-chiefly-through-the-reportof-hanbury-on-the-chinese-materia-medica-the-fruit-stalks-of-hoveniadulcis-the-seeds-of-torreya-nuciera-quisqualis-indica-momordicamuricia-cochinchinensis-terminalia-chehula-sterculia-platanioliajipomaa-hederacea-chalmougra-sp-melia-sp-and-the-fruits-of-aspecies-of-gardenia-imp-univ-col-agr-tokyo-bui-vol-2-1894-p-103-2-u-image339327570.html
RM2AM1KNP–A description of some Chinese vegetable food materials and their nutritive and economic value . eidentified. The Chinese drug stores also furnish some curious objects of a veg-etable nature. Among these were identified, chiefly through the reportof Hanbury ^ on the Chinese materia medica, the fruit stalks of Hoveniadulcis, the seeds of Torreya nuci/era, Quisqualis indica, Momordica{Muricia) cochinchinensis, Terminalia chehula, Sterculia platani/oliajIpomaa hederacea, Chalmougra sp., Melia sp., and the fruits of aspecies of Gardenia. Imp. Univ. Col. Agr. [Tokyo] Bui., Vol. 2 (1894), p. 103. 2 U