Salvadoraceae

E1039568

Salvadoraceae is a small family of flowering plants within the order Brassicales, comprising shrubs and trees such as Salvadora persica, often known for their use as natural toothbrushes.

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Salvadoraceae canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant family
taxon
clade Angiosperms
linked to: Magnoliophyta

Eudicots
containsCompound mustard-oil glucosides
dispersal bird-dispersed fruits
economicUse chewing sticks
fodder
fuelwood
traditional medicine
flowerType bisexual flowers
small flowers
fruitType berry-like fruit
growthForm shrubs
trees
habitat arid regions
coastal areas
semi-arid regions
hasCommonUse oral hygiene
tooth-cleaning sticks
hasMember Azima
Dobera
Salvadora
includesSpecies Azima tetracantha
Dobera glabra
Salvadora oleoides
Salvadora persica
kingdom Plantae
leafType evergreen
nativeTo Africa
Arabian Peninsula
Asia
Indian subcontinent
linked to: South Asia
notableFor Salvadora persica used as natural toothbrush
order Brassicales
photosyntheticPathway C3
phylogeneticPlacement core Brassicales
pollination insect-pollinated
previouslyAssociatedWith Celastrales
Oleales
recognizedBy APG IV system
taxonRank family
typeOf flowering plant family
woodType hardwood

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Brassicales containsFamily Salvadoraceae