Persea odoratissima (Nees) Kostermans
Persea odoratissima (Nees) Kostermans in J. Sc. Res. Indones. 1:116. 1952. Bibl. Laur. 1243. 1964. (Syn: Machilus odoratissima (Wall. ex Nees) Nees)
Type: Nepal, Wallich 2607 B (K).
Distribution: Outer Himalayan ranges in Pakistan and India to Sikkim and Burma.
Leaves which have a pleasant orange smell, are used for silkworm cultivation.
The common hostplant for the Sixbar Swordtail. Leaves has terpenoid compositions .
Type: Nepal, Wallich 2607 B (K).
Distribution: Outer Himalayan ranges in Pakistan and India to Sikkim and Burma.
Leaves which have a pleasant orange smell, are used for silkworm cultivation.
The common hostplant for the Sixbar Swordtail. Leaves has terpenoid compositions .
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