Archer Cherry (species: Aidia racemosa) in Lizard Island Field Guide (Lizard Island Field Guide)
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Aidia racemosa
Archer Cherry


©Anne Hoggett: Aidia racemosa fruits in various stages of ripeness at Lizard Island, airstrip track hill at LIRS end, May 2018. Note the arrangement of many fruits in a cluster.

©Anne Hoggett: Aidia racemosa fruits at Lizard Island, airstrip track hill at LIRS end, May 2018. Note the calyx tube that persists at the top of each fruit.

©Anne Hoggett: Aidia racemosa leaves and unripe fruits at Lizard Island, airstrip track hill at LIRS end, May 2018. Note the characteristic "missing" leaf from some opposite pairs.

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Kingdom Plantae
Division Charophyta
Class Equisetopsida
Order Gentianales
Family Rubiaceae
Genus Aidia
Species Aidia racemosa

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References

  • Byrnes, N.B., S.L. Everist, S.T. Reynolds, A. Specht and R.L. Specht (1977). The vegetation of Lizard Island, North Queensland, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland, 88: 1-15. LIRS catalog number 3.