Aberia

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Aberia
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Habit: small tree/shrub
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Small trees or shrubs, with alternate, simple exstipulate leaves and small inconspicuous flowers.CH

Flowers dioecious; staminate flowers with a 4-5-parted calyx and no petals, and with many stamens, arranged on a fleshy receptacle; pistillate flowers with a 5-7-parted, persistent calyx and no petals, the ovary free, sessile, 1-6 celled, on a lobed usually fleshy disk; fruit fleshy, indehiscent. Eleven species in Afr. and Ceylon.CH

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Species

At least 11 speciesCH, including:

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