Trema (in some classifications)
E28386
Trema (in some classifications) is a genus of fast-growing shrubs and small trees in the hemp family (Cannabaceae), often found in tropical and subtropical regions and known for colonizing disturbed habitats.
Aliases (1)
- Trema ×48
Statements (47)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
genus of plants
→
taxon → |
| belongsTo |
angiosperms
→
|
| class |
Magnoliopsida
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|
| colonizes |
abandoned fields
→
forest gaps → roadsides → |
| describedIn |
plant taxonomy
→
|
| dispersalMethod |
bird-dispersed fruits
→
|
| distribution |
Africa
→
Americas → Asia → Oceania → |
| division |
Tracheophyta
→
|
| ecologicalRole |
pioneer species
→
|
| family |
Cannabaceae
→
|
| flowerType |
small flowers
→
|
| fruitType |
small drupes
→
|
| genusOf |
shrubs
→
small trees → |
| growthRate |
fast-growing
→
|
| hasCommonName |
trema
→
|
| hasSpecies |
Trema micrantha
→
Trema orientalis → Trema tomentosa → |
| isConsidered |
weedy in some regions
→
|
| kingdom |
Plantae
→
|
| leafPersistence |
evergreen
→
|
| leafType |
simple leaves
→
|
| nativeTo |
subtropical regions
→
tropical regions → |
| order |
Rosales
→
|
| photosyntheticPathway |
C3
→
|
| pollination |
insect-pollinated
→
|
| previousFamilyAssignment |
Celtidaceae
→
Ulmaceae → |
| reproduction |
sexual reproduction
→
|
| taxonRank |
genus
→
|
| tolerates |
drought
→
full sun → poor soils → |
| typicalHabitat |
disturbed habitats
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|
| usedFor |
fodder
→
fuelwood → reforestation → soil stabilization → |
| woodType |
soft wood
→
|
Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Cannabaceae
("Trema")
→
|
containsGenus |
|
Ulmaceae
→
|
includes |