Yesterday we purchased a tree. The nursery gave us the name of "Alistonia". There was no other information with the tree. It grows approx (according to the nursery) 6m-7 metres tall. It has long frangipani shaped leaves but smaller - approx 15cm long. The leaves are green. If anyone could give me an idea as to the botanical name so I can find more information on this tree it would be greatly appreciated.
what is it?
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John Paul Sanborn
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It is a genus of the Apocynaceae family that is used as a street tree throughout the asian sub continent.
I wan not able to find out much more on it except for one ethnobotnic page http://cougar.ucdavis.edu/nas/terralin/paper009.html
The most info I forund was on a stand alone engine that is freeware downloaded from www.coperinc.com
I wan not able to find out much more on it except for one ethnobotnic page http://cougar.ucdavis.edu/nas/terralin/paper009.html
The most info I forund was on a stand alone engine that is freeware downloaded from www.coperinc.com
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