Ilex paraguariensis

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Ilex paraguariensis is a South American evergreen tree whose leaves are traditionally used to make the caffeinated beverage yerba mate.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf evergreen tree
holly
plant species
associatedWith mate drinking culture
binomialName Ilex paraguariensis NERFINISHED
climatePreference subtropical climate
commonName erva-mate
mate tree
yerba mate NERFINISHED
contains caffeine
polyphenols
theobromine
cultivatedIn Argentina NERFINISHED
Brazil NERFINISHED
Paraguay NERFINISHED
Uruguay NERFINISHED
culturalSignificanceIn Argentina NERFINISHED
Paraguay NERFINISHED
Uruguay NERFINISHED
southern Brazil
describedBy Augusto de Saint-Hilaire NERFINISHED
domain Eukarya
surface form: Eukaryota
economicUse commercial crop
export product of South America
family Aquifoliaceae NERFINISHED
genus Ilex NERFINISHED
growthForm tree
habitat humid forests
kingdom Plantae
leafType evergreen
nativeTo Paraguay NERFINISHED
South America
Uruguay NERFINISHED
northeastern Argentina
southern Brazil NERFINISHED
order Aquifoliales NERFINISHED
preparationMethod leaves dried and crushed
leaves sometimes roasted
propagationMethod seeds
tasteProfile bitter
herbal
taxonRank species
usedAs stimulant
traditional beverage ingredient
usedFor production of yerba mate beverage
usedPart leaves
young twigs

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Misiones rainforest hasFlora Ilex paraguariensis