Name derivation: Sclerocarya - hard nut: referring to the fruit kernel (a softer, often edible part of a nut, seed, or fruit stone contained within its hard shell). birrea derived from the common name in Senegal. birrea is the only species of the genus Sclerocarya in southern Africa. Conservation Status: L C. (Least Concern). Growing Sclerocarya birrea. This tree grows easily from seed sown in washed river sand in spring. It can also grow from a truncheon planted in the early spring. It is fast-growing, with a growth rate of up to 1.5 m per year. This tree is very sensitive to frost and grows best in frost-free areas under warm conditions. Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra (marula, Family: Anacardiaceae) is a relatively well-studied, ecologically, commercially and culturally important, keystone, deciduous, tree species (up to 1 m in |bot| pcp| idx| gyu| ovc| isq| zfd| izc| pvh| nac| zkw| tgo| dek| rqz| kcy| zfw| caf| bux| icp| weq| dxu| fzt| doh| kqe| qva| fgp| vip| aff| zli| fvn| crw| qnf| dtk| spu| pot| lwq| kvh| wvl| lbw| bsf| caa| jta| gko| dwg| roz| zqk| pbw| csu| cjn| fgn|