trifolia

Abandoned cleared land reverts to a tangled secondary growth, dominated by introduced woody plants such as Triphasia trifolia, Jatropha gossypifolia, Pithecellobium dulce, Muntingia calabura, Cananga odorata, and especially Leucaena leucocephala.

Marianas tropical dry forests 2008

Cordia alliodora, Croton pseudoniveus, Lonchocarpus lanceolatus, Trichilia trifolia, Caesalpinia eriostachys form the upper forest layer with trees of 20-30 m.

Jalisco dry forests 2008

Lantana trifolia bubwoba (Buk) edible fungi bufutu (fruit) (Buk)

Chapter 5 1999

Lantana trifolia luoba (Mrc) edible fungi lurabu (Buk)

Chapter 5 1999

Leaf extract (often mixed with Lantana trifolia leaves) is given to children to stop diarrhoea (Siaya).

Chapter 7 1999

These are Rubus rigidus Sm. ( "Umukeri") from the Rosaceae family; Lantana trifolia L. ( "Mugengeri") of the Verbenaceae family and Vernonia amygdalina Del.

Chapter 12 1991

Lantana trifolia, however, has activities similar to those of the most active antibiotics but because the plant is very toxic, the products could be purified and then used in new medicines in bacterial chemotherapy.

Chapter 12 1991

(Umukeri) de la famille des Rosaces, Lantana trifolia L. (Muhengeri) de la famille des Verbnaces et de Vernonia amygdalina DEL (Umubilizi), appartenant la famille des Astraces.

Chapter 7 1991

Le Latana trifolia par contre renferme des produits d'activit similaire celles des antibiotiques les plus actifs; mais comme la plante est galement fort toxique, les produits prsents pourraient tre purifis et servir de dpart & la mise au point de nouveau mdicament en chimiothrapie antimicrobienne.

Chapter 7 1991

It is a suitable plant for the moist parts of rockwork, where it may be grown with such things as _Cardamine trifolia_, _Galax aphylla_, _Pyrola rotundifolia_, and _Salix reticulata_, and it would form a rich edging to choice dwarf plants, more especially if the position were gutter-formed, as it loves moisture in abundance.

Hardy Perennials and Old Fashioned Flowers Describing the Most Desirable Plants, for Borders, Rockeries, and Shrubberies. John Wood