Cannonball Tree. The canonball tree is another darwin botanic gardens favourite. The cannonball tree, couroupita guianensis, is a native of guiana, sri lanka or south america (we have conflicting data).
Posted inscience onjanuary 31 2013, by scott mori. This slide image reveals a delicate microscopic cross‐section of couroupita venezualensis, sometimes called the cannonball tree or the bowling ball tree, for the shape and size of the large round fruit it. How cannonball tree is effective for various diseases is listed in repertory format. The canonball tree is another darwin botanic gardens favourite.
Posted inscience onjanuary 31 2013, by scott mori.
So it is with the cannonball tree whose fruit is so large that they look like cannonballs. The way the flowers hang straight off the tree trunk is called cauliflory and the flowers. A tangle of flowers arising from the trunk of a cannon ball tree in grenada. The canonball tree is another darwin botanic gardens favourite.
