Tecoma castanifolia, Bignonia castaneifolia,
Chestnutleaf Trumpet Bush, Gaudichaudi,
Hebrew: דק פרי ערמוני, Arabic: تيكومة كستنائية الأوراق
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Scientific name: |
| Tecoma castanifolia (D.Don) Melch. |
Synonym name: |
| Bignonia castaneifolia (D.Don) DC., Bignonia serrata, Delostoma stenolobium, Stenolobium castanifolium, Stenolobium stans var. castanifolium, Tecoma gaudichaudi DC |
English name: |
| Chestnutleaf Trumpet Bush, Gaudichaudi |
Hebrew name: |
| דק פרי ערמוני |
Arabic name: |
| تيكومة كستنائية الأوراق |
Family: |
| Bignoniaceae, Trumpet-creeper family, ביגנוניים |
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Life form: |
| Evergreen spreading erect tree |
Spinescence: |
| no |
Succulence: |
| no |
Stems: |
| Up to 5m, diameter 4m |
Leaves: |
| Opposite, simple-leaved, digitate opposite, lanceolate leaflets are serrulate and petiolate |
Inflorescence: |
| Terminal dense racemes or panicles |
Flowers: |
| Yellow bell-shaped flowers |
Fruits / pods: |
| Loculicidal capsules |
Flowering Period: |
| Fall, Winter, Spring |
Habitat: |
| Disturbed areas; Urban / peri-urban areas |
Distribution: |
| Ornamental garden and street tree |
Chorotype: |
| Ecuador |
Summer shedding: |
| Perennating |
Derivation of the botanical name:
Tecoma, originates from the Mexican name tecomaxochitl, which is given by the local people to all those plants with flowers that are tubular, or trumpet-like or shiplike, etc.
castanifolia, chestnut leaved.
- The standard author abbreviation L. is used to indicate Carl Linnaeus (1707 – 1778), a Swedish botanist, physician, and zoologist, the father of modern taxonomy.
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