Cocculus Indicus
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COCCULUS INDICUS, the commercial name for the dried fruits of Anamirta Cocculus (natural order Menispermaceae), a large climbing shrub, native to India.
Cocculus trilobus (Korean Moonseed)
3 (7)m, Korean Moonseed makes annual vines from a perennial woody base. The slightly glossy leaves turn bright yellow in winter and give sight to dense clusters of ornamental bluish-black berries.
Cocculus laurifolius
Form: shrub; can be pruned to a sprawling low tree; arching growth form
Seasonality: evergreen
Size: to 25ft spread 20ft; very slow to reach this size (note photo above is large, mature specimen) ...
Cocculus carolinus, or Carolina Snailseed, is a deciduous vine native to Oklahoma and most of the SE United States.
Cocculus leaeba (Roxb.) DC.
Nombres relacionados: Menispermaceae (familia), Parvati (hindi), Vehri (hindi).
Floración: Primavera. Fructifica en verano. ...
Cocculus, Indicus
(Anamirta paniculata)
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Cocculus, Indicus ...
COCCULUS
Cocculus laurifolius
General Notes
Mainly a prominent foliage plant. Versatile as espalier, hedge, or standard tree. SelecTree lists no cultivars of laurifolius.
Cocculus laurifolius
Family: Menispermaceae
Laurel-leaf Snailseed
Origin: South Japan to Himalayas ...
Cocculus laurifolius
Platter-Leaf - Evergreen shrub/ small tree to 15-25' tall by as wide. Sun or shade. Moderate water. 20-25 degrees F.
Colocasia esculenta 'Black Runner' ...
Cocculus glaucescens, Cocculus macrocarpus
Menispermaceae
Glaucous Diploclisia ...
Laurel Leaf Cocculus ( Cocculus laurifolius )
Laurel Oak ( Quercus imbricaria )
Laurel Sumac ( Rhus laurina ) ...
Carolina Snailseed [English]: Cocculus carolinus
Carolina Snailseed [English]: Menispermum carolinum
Carolina Snailseed [English]: Cebatha carolina
Carolina Sphagnum [English]: Sphagnum carolinianum ...
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In at least some Menispermaceae, the presence of laticifers or sclereids is mutually exclusive (Wilkinson 1986). Cocculus has plagiotropic branches (Keller 1996); does it also have two-ranked leaves?
 See also: Cyperus, Carissa, Costus, Agave Attenuata, Homalocladium
  
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