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Capparis decidua

karira, Bare Caper, Caper berry, Leafless caper-bush

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Tundob

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Names

Common name

Local name (Sudan)

Family name

Plant group

karira, Bare Caper, Caper berry, Leafless caper-bush

Tundob

Capparaceae

Angiosperms, Brassicales

Description

Decidous small tree or bushy shrub. Stem with many green vine-like apparently leafless branches, hanging in bundles. Bark turns whitish-grey colour with age, with small, light brown spines occur in pairs on the twigs at each node. Leaves very minute (2 mm long), with a very short life span on young shoots. Flowers pink, red-veined, in small groups along the leafless shoots, in the axils of the spines. Fruit a small many-seeded ovoid or sub-globulous, slightly mucronate pink berry, becoming blackish when dry. Seeds are creamy, reniform.

Plant type

Wild, Native

Location

Karat island-Northern State

Collected by

Ikram Madani

Collection date

Aug-24

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