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Withania somnifera – Ashwagandha ‘African’ (plant)
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Zornia latifolia – Maconha Brava (plant)
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Tabernanthe sp. potentially elliptica, from Gabon,

Tabernanthe sp. potentially elliptica, from Gabon, hard to tell until they fruit. But this one has such cool flowers! Notice in the 3rd pic halfway down the corolla is a tiny wasp, which I noticed coming down out of the flower. So it may be a potential local pollinator species. #herbalistics #tabernantheiboga #apocyanaceae #biology #tabernantheelliptica

Ashwaghanda (Withania somnifera) F1 hybrids, 1 yea

Ashwaghanda (Withania somnifera) F1 hybrids, 1 year old roots. A cross between the yellow fruited Ashwaghanda and an African Ashwaghanda. Not a bad haul. I am not evaluating this generation, I have collected a lot of mixed seed from all and will start selection from F2. #herbalistics #ashwaghanda #plantbreeding #herbalmedicine #withania

Tabernanthe iboga. An almost pure white /cream flo

Tabernanthe iboga. An almost pure white /cream flowered individual from Gabon seed. #herbalistics #iboga #Tabernanthe #plantbreeding #botany

Following on from the previous post, I checked the

Following on from the previous post, I checked the Brix of this lime hybrid, which measures the sugar content of the juice, and it showed a reading of 12 and another fruit of 15, which is the % of sucrose. Most limes max out around 7-8, but the parentage has mandarin so this will obviously increase the levels. Acid levels must be slightly lower as well, so the sugars are more noticeable. A blood orange I checked here which wasn’t quite ripe but still excellent flavour was 10. Another lime hybrid was 7.5. So you can see this is a good result. #herbalistics #nativefood #plantbreeding #citrus #plantscience

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