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Kadsura
1810Summary
Kadsura is a genus of flowering plants in the Schisandraceae. All species are native to southern and eastern Asia. Kadsura are woody vines with simple leaves, and aggregate fruits. The genus includes seventeen species. It was described in 1810, and has historically been confused with Schisandra. Numerous fossil taxa are known, the earlist of which is from the Eocene. Kadsura are widely used, including for traditional medicine. They are used to treat a variety of ailments, including malaria and kidney disease....read more on Wikipedia.
18 Kadsura species found:
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