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  Shaving brush tree

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  Scientific name: Pseudobombax ellipticum

  Family: Malvaceae

  Origin: C America

  Medicinal use: Pseudobombax ellipticum is a phanerogamic species in the family Malvaceae, subfamily Bombacoideae. This peculiar tree has pink and white flowers, 15 to 30 m. high and up to 1.5 in diameter. The flowers and bark are used in traditional medicine, its seeds contain an oil that is used for lighting purposes and for making soap.

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  Scientific name: Mussaenda philippica

  Family: Rubiaceae

  Origin: Philippines

  Medicinal use: It is a tropical tree of Asian and African origin. They are shrubs used in outdoor gardens due to the beauty of their bouquets, seen as if they were arranged in the form of a flower arrangement. In turn, these bouquets are the favorite food of insects such as bees, hummingbirds, butterflies. It is also known as Musa Blanca or Musa Alicia, this is usually cultivated for ornamental purposes.

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  Scientific name: Abutilon pictum

  Family: Malvaceae

  Origin: S America

  Medicinal use: It is a popular ornamental plant in subtropical gardens, and has become naturalized in Central America. It is a perennial shrub commonly 1 to 3 m tall, but can reach up to 5 m. The diameter of the plant can reach up to 3 m. Due to the bright colors of its flowers, it stands out more by placing the plants in front of others with dark and bright foliage.

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  Senegal gum

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  Senegal gum

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  Category: Flowering Tropical Trees

  Scientific name: Senegalia senegal

  Family: Fabaceae

  Origin: Africa and India

  Medicinal use:Acacia trees protect local biodiversity: in addition to providing fodder for livestock, acacia trees become a genuine home for various species of birds. The root system of acacias can deepen to the water table while preventing soil degradation. The acacia tree is among the most promising resources in Africa. It produces the gum that bears its name: senegal gum, which we often find in products we use in our daily lives.

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