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Naranjero salvaje
Género y especie: Ilex perado spp platyphylla (Webb & Berth.)
Nombre común: Naranjero salvaje (otros nombres: Naranjo Salvaje)
Familia: Aquifoliaceae
Órden: Celastrales
Hojas: Hoja grande con borde con espinas punzantes, de color verde brillante.
flores: flor blanca rosácea.
fruto: de 6 a 9 mm, rojo oscuro a negro.
tronco: blanquecino
floracion:
Altura de la planta: Hasta 15 m.
Altitud a la que vive: 800 - 1000 m.
Frecuencia: Frecuente
Grado de protección: Protegida
Origen: Endemismo Canario
Isla: Tenerife. La Gomera.
English
Location: Tenerife: Anaga, Las Mercedes, Agua Garcia. Gomera: El Cedro.Specie: Tree up to 15m. Barck greyish. Leaves glossy, up to 15cm long, broadly ovate to orbicular; margins undulate with forward pointing spines or occassionally more or less entire; apex with a charp spine. Petals pinkish-white. Fruit about 6-9mm. Dark red to blackish.
Genre: Evergreen shrubs or small trees. Dioecius with vestigial stamens inf female flowers. Petals 4, slightly united or free at the base. Sepals 4, united. Fruit a small red or blackish drupe (holly berries). Leaves very broad, orbicular, the margins with forward-pointing spines; apex sharply pointed.
Family: Trees or shrubs. Leaves alternate, simple, often spiny. Flowers hermaphrodite or dioecius, regular, 4- to 5-parted. Sepals small. Petals free or united at base. Ovary superior. Style very short or absent. Fruit a small drupe with 3 or more stones.