SynonymsBot
Synonyms for gossweileri or Related words with gossweileri
markgr
hiern
mansf
humbertii
vollesen
cuatrec
pellegr
vatke
schumach
bremek
panamense
trinervis
mildbr
johnst
summerh
haughtii
ledermannii
hydnophytum
brassii
thonn
ugandensis
setulosa
moldenke
macbr
stenopetala
hintonii
papuanum
harlingii
duvign
comptonii
kraenzl
liesneri
euplassa
bolusii
duckei
maguirei
steyerm
leeuwenb
symphyopappus
dielsii
blakea
amazonicum
platycarpa
chodat
glabriflora
steetz
pierrei
aneilema
perplexum
tiegh
Examples of "gossweileri"
"Dioscoreophyllum
gossweileri
" Exell, J. Bot. 73(Suppl.): 10. 1935.
Bromuniola is a genus of Central African plants in the grass family. The only known species is Bromuniola
gossweileri
, native to Zaïre, Tanzania, Angola, and Zambia.
Dioscoreophyllum
gossweileri
is a plant species native to Angola. It is a twining vine with deeply tri-lobed leaves and a racemose inflorecence.
The bay duiker mainly prefers fruits. It feeds on the large fruits of "Irvingia" species (wild mango), "Detarium macrocarpum" and the spherical fruits of "Mammea africana". Other fruits the duiker may eat are those of "Ricinodendron heudelotii" and oil-palms, the orange ones of "Chrysophyllum beguei", the olive-like ones of "Pseudospondias longifolia", the green plums of "Panda oleosa" and those of "Cola rostrata", that resemble cocoa pods. The bay duiker extracts the pulp from the seeds, making a grating sound. If the seeds are large, the duiker spits them out. Smaller seeds such as those of "Antrocaryon" species may be ingested. A 1989 study found that the soft seeds of plants such as "Drypetes
gossweileri
", "Staudtia gabonensis", "Dacryoides buettneri", "Ongokea gore", "Santiria trimera", "Annonidium mannii" and "Pentaclethra macrophylla" are preferred. There have been reports of the bay duiker preying on birds (without feeding on the legs and wings) and the embryo of unhatched eggs, carrion, remains of African porcupines and kusimanses, termites, beetles and ants. Dog food may serve as supplement for captive individuals.