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Tabebuia

Tabebuia is a genus of flowering plants in the family Bignoniaceae. Tabebuia consists almost entirely of trees, but a few are often large shrubs. A few species produce timber, but the genus is mostly known for those that are cultivated as flowering trees.

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Gallery of Tabebuia flowers

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Tabebuia

Nodes142
Edges141
Triples129
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014085
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Tabebuia

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related to External links · 70
Tabebuia → Advanced Search At, Allied Genera At, Archived, At, Bentham, Bignoniaceae, Bignoniaceae At, Bignoniaceae In, Biodiversity Heritage LibraryBignoniaceae At, Botany, Botany Archived, Collections At, Conservation At, CRC PressTabebuia At, Embryophyta At, Eukaryota At, Families, Families Archived, Flora, Genera
related to history · 18
Tabebuia → Among, António Bernardino Gomes, Augustin Pyramus, Bentham, Bignonia, Brazil, Britton, Candolle, Confusion, Hooker, Indigenous, Most, Nathaniel Lord Britton, Similar, Tecoma, The, This, Tupi
related to Taxonomy · 11
Tabebuia → DNA, Gentry, Handroanthus, In, Phylogenetic, Portuguese, Primavera, Roseodendron, Sixty-seven, The, Those
related to Distribution · 8
Tabebuia → American, Argentina, Caribbean, Cuba, Hispaniola, It, Mexico, Most
related to Species · 6
Tabebuia → All, Gentry, Handroanthus, Listed, Some, The
related to Uses · 5
Tabebuia → America, Caribbean, Its, The, Their
related to Etymology · 4
Tabebuia → English, Tabebuias, The, Tupi
related to Symbolism · 3
Tabebuia → Cojedes, El Salvador, Venezuela
is a · 2
Tabebuia → abbreviation of, genus of flowering plants in the family Bignoniaceae
related to Ecology · 1
Tabebuia → The

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species handroanthus genus roseodendron gentry now name wood trees group names 1992 two bignoniaceae usually genera known described plants cassinoides

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Tabebuiarelated to DistributionMexico0.60section
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Tabebuiarelated to DistributionHispaniola0.60section
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