(Annonaceae) Cananga brandisiana (Pierre) Saff.

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Medicinal use(s): (plant samples submitted for anticancer testing)

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Field Characters: Tree 17 m tall, dbh 40 cm, bark gray, fissured and cracked, slash light brown. Flower buds green, open flowers deep yellow, crimson-orange at the bulbous base.

Locality: Champassak Province, Pathumphon District, Phou Kouthuan, east of Ban Boun.

Habitat: Overlogged forest with an open canopy of 10-20 m.

Altitude:  150 m asl. 

Collector(s): D.D. Soejarto, B. Southavong, O. Souliya, Samphan

Collection number(s): DDS 11457

Collection Date: April 29, 2000

Additional information:  

Voucher specimen is in deposit at the Field Museum (F) Herbarium, Chicago, USA, under accession no. 2224156.

Project:  NCI

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Medicinal use(s): treat dermatological disorders

Part(s) used: stem and twigs

Field Characters: Medium-sized tree up 5-10 m high, much branched, leaves small. 

Locality: Champassak Province, Champassak District, Piang Village.

Habitat: Found in an island on Mekong river.

Altitude:  m asl. 

Collector(s): S. Bouamanivong

Collection number(s): LAOS_771 (= Bouamanivong 771)

Collection Date: June 6, 2005

Additional information:  

Voucher specimen is in deposit at the Field Museum (F) Herbarium, Chicago, USA, under accession no. 2282846.

Project:  ICBG

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Plants of the World onlinePharmacognosy: Cananga brandisiana GBIF | Global Biodiversity Information Facility

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