Cola nitida

E1039591

Cola nitida is a tropical African tree species best known for its caffeine-rich kola nuts, traditionally used as a stimulant and flavoring in beverages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant species
tree
associatedWith West African cultures NERFINISHED
traditional hospitality rituals
belongsToClade angiosperms
eudicots
contains caffeine
theobromine
cultivatedFor kola nut production
cultivatedIn tropical regions
distribution cultivated plantations
humid lowland forests
economicImportance ingredient in cola-type beverages
source of natural caffeine
family Malvaceae NERFINISHED
fruitType follicle
genus Cola
growthForm evergreen tree
hasEffect central nervous system stimulation
hasPart evergreen leaves
kola nuts
seeds
star-shaped fruits
hasUse appetite suppressant
fatigue reduction
kingdom Plantae
leafPersistence evergreen
leafType simple leaves
nativeTo West Africa NERFINISHED
tropical Africa
order Malvales NERFINISHED
phytochemicalProperty aromatic compounds
bitter taste
pollination insect-pollinated
produces kola nut
propagation seeds
seedUse chewed fresh
dried and ground
extracted for flavor
taxonRank species
usedAs flavoring agent
stimulant
usedFor ritual purposes
social ceremonies
traditional medicine
usedIn chewing nuts
soft drinks
traditional beverages

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Sterculiaceae contains Cola nitida