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Native AFR ASIA EUR NAE NAW Tree-years by species and continent. native AFR ASIA EUR NAE NAW PAC SCA Acanthaceae Aphelandra sinclairiana SCA 69 Trichanthera gigantea SCA 58 Achariaceae Camptostylus mannii AFR 267 Lindackeria laurina SCA 602 Actinidiaceae Saurauia peruviana SCA 26 Saurauia UNKN SCA 6 Alzateaceae Alzatea verticillata SCA 1482 Anacardiaceae Anacardium excelsum SCA 202 Astronium graveolens SCA 712 Comocladia dodonea SCA 772 Cotinus coggygria EUR 2 2 Lannea welwitschii AFR 60 Mauria heterophylla SCA 20 Pistacia terebinthus EUR 2 Rhus copallina NAE 77 Rhus glabra NAE 215 Rhus succedanea ASIA 405 Spondias mombin SCA 777 Spondias radlkoferi SCA 1825 Tapirira guianensis SCA 105 Tapirira obtusa SCA 168 Tapirira UNKN SCA 731 Toxicodendron diversilobum NAW 1276 Annonaceae Anaxagorea dolichocarpa SCA 4 Anaxagorea panamensis SCA 5546 Annona acuminata SCA 4116 Annona ambotay SCA 4 Annona andicola SCA 18 Annona cuspidata SCA 23 Annona edulis SCA 3 Annona hayesii SCA 4 Annona mucosa SCA 72 Annona papilionella SCA 9 Annona spraguei SCA 933 Annona UNKN SCA 10 Annona williamsii SCA 6 Asimina incana NAE 4 Asimina triloba NAE 1 5550 Cleistopholis patens AFR 147 Desmopsis panamensis SCA 92236 Greenwayodendron suaveolens AFR 1368 Guatteria cuscoensis SCA 62 Guatteria duodecima SCA 131 Guatteria lucens SCA 9534 Guatteria oblongifolia SCA 21 Guatteria punctata SCA 285 Guatteria ramiflora SCA 3 Guatteria terminalis SCA 79 Guatteria tomentosa SCA 7 Guatteria ucayalina SCA 25 Guatteria UNKN SCA 15 Mosannona garwoodii SCA 3327 Porcelia ponderosa SCA 52 Unonopsis guatterioides SCA 9 Unonopsis pittieri SCA 5685 Unonopsis spectabilis SCA 21 Xylopia calophylla SCA 10 Xylopia chrysophylla AFR 120 Xylopia hypolampra AFR 51 Xylopia macrantha SCA 10291 Xylopia phloiodora AFR 147 Apocynaceae Aspidosperma desmanthum SCA 3800 Aspidosperma excelsum SCA 3 Aspidosperma rigidum SCA 1 Aspidosperma UNKN SCA 48 Lacmellea panamensis SCA 790 Rauvolfia leptophylla SCA 83 Rauvolfia littoralis SCA 5 Rauvolfia sprucei SCA 18 Tabernaemontana arborea SCA 12205 Tabernaemontana grandiflora SCA 4 Thevetia ahouai SCA 711 Aquifoliaceae Ilex aquifolium EUR 52 26 Ilex cassine NAE 8 Ilex coriacea NAE 5 Ilex cuzcoana SCA 8 Ilex decidua NAE 36929 Ilex ficoidea ASIA 2013 Ilex formosana ASIA 3064 Ilex gabrielleana SCA 108 Ilex glabra NAE 5 Ilex goshiensis ASIA 209 Ilex guayusa SCA 8 Ilex hayataiana ASIA 14 Ilex karstenii SCA 24 Ilex laurina SCA 44 Ilex lonicerifolia ASIA 9 Ilex micrococca ASIA 3 Ilex microdonta SCA 65 Ilex montana NAE 6410 Ilex nervosa SCA 22 Ilex opaca NAE 4010 Ilex petiolaris SCA 11 Ilex rotunda ASIA 694 1 Ilex sessiliflora SCA 333 Ilex trichoclada SCA 8 Ilex uraiensis ASIA 6 Ilex verticillata NAE 373 Ilex villosula SCA 430 Ilex vomitoria NAE 11 Araliaceae Acanthopanax sciadophylloides ASIA 14 Aralia decaisneana ASIA 115 Aralia spinosa NAE 47 Dendropanax arboreus SCA 980 Dendropanax cuneatus SCA 195 Dendropanax UNKN SCA 220 Dendropanax weberbaueri SCA 6 Hedera helix EUR 11 Kalopanax pictus ASIA 131 Kalopanax septemlobus ASIA 1 Oreopanax capitatus SCA 60 Oreopanax kuntzei SCA 4 Oreopanax microflorous SCA 122 Oreopanax UNKN SCA 93 Schefflera acuminata SCA 8 Schefflera allocotantha SCA 161 Schefflera inambarica SCA 10 Schefflera morototoni SCA 507 Schefflera octophylla ASIA 7269 Schefflera patula SCA 81 Schefflera UNKN SCA 66 Araucariaceae Araucaria araucana SCA 3719 Arecaceae Astrocaryum standleyanum SCA 1544 Attalea rostrata SCA 281 Bactris barronis SCA 214 Bactris coloniata SCA 426 Bactris coloradonis SCA 63 Bactris major SCA 1605 Bactris setulosa SCA 14 Chamaedorea tepejilote SCA 106 Dictyocaryum lamarckianum SCA 174 Elaeis oleifera SCA 170 Euterpe precatoria SCA 49 Geonoma interrupta SCA 36 Geonoma undata SCA 9 Iriartea deltoidea SCA 390 Oenocarpus mapora SCA 14323 Prestoea montana SCA 8535 Socratea exorrhiza SCA 5032 Asteraceae Koanophyllon wetmorei SCA 51 Nordenstamia repanda SCA 51 Nordenstamia UNKN SCA 1 Pentacalia divisoria SCA 1 Pentacalia oronocensis SCA 26 Piptocarpha lechleri SCA 5 Verbesina gigantea SCA 5 Berberidaceae Berberis thunbergii ASIA 3 Betulaceae Alnus acuminata SCA 80 Alnus glutinosa EUR 28 Alnus hirsuta ASIA 90 Alnus incana NAE 8 Alnus lusitanica EUR 2 Alnus pendula ASIA 28 Alnus rubra NAW 12 Betula alleghaniensis NAE 6985 Betula ermanii ASIA 1 Betula lenta NAE 9359 Betula maximowicziana ASIA 8 Betula neoalaskana NAE 2886 Betula nigra NAE 1 Betula papyrifera NAE 358 Betula pendula EUR 49 Betula populifolia NAE 2 Betula UNKN NAW 16 Betula utilis ASIA 3 Carpinus betulus EUR 609 Carpinus caroliniana NAE 1 22378 Carpinus laxiflora ASIA 3 Carpinus viminea ASIA 1 Corylus americana NAE 887 Corylus avellana EUR 64 Corylus colurna EUR 4 Corylus cornuta NAW 112 2286 Corylus ferox ASIA 2 Corylus sieboldiana ASIA 8 Ostrya carpinifolia EUR 30 Ostrya japonica ASIA 4 Ostrya virginiana NAE 1737 Bignoniaceae Catalpa bignonioides NAE 8 Catalpa ovata ASIA 1 Catalpa speciosa NAE 3 Handroanthus guayacan SCA 575 Jacaranda copaia SCA 2418 Jacaranda glabra SCA 100 Tabebuia heterophylla SCA 853 Tabebuia rosea SCA 2144 Bombacaceae Ochroma pyramidale SCA 61 Pochota quinata SCA 9 Boraginaceae Ehretia longiflora ASIA 18 Brunelliaceae Brunellia brunnea SCA 8 Brunellia cuzcoensis SCA 34 Brunellia dulcis SCA 13 Brunellia inermis SCA 154 Brunellia littlei SCA 18 Brunellia stenoptera SCA 24 Brunellia weberbaueri SCA 6 Burseraceae Bursera simaruba SCA 581 Dacryodes excelsa SCA 1116 Protium altsonii SCA 7 Protium amazonicum SCA 21 Protium confusum SCA 48 Protium costaricense SCA 6375 Protium decandrum SCA 2 Protium glabrescens SCA 55 Protium montanum SCA 207 Protium opacum SCA 4 Protium panamense SCA 23586 Protium plagiocarpium SCA 3 Protium rhynchophyllum SCA 20 Protium sagotianum SCA 3 Protium spruceanum SCA 23 Protium tenuifolium SCA 23022 Protium UNKN SCA 59 Tetragastris balsamifera SCA 141 Tetragastris panamensis SCA 33797 Trattinnickia aspera SCA 643 Buxaceae Styloceras brokawii SCA 6 Calophyllaceae Calophyllum longifolium SCA 9810 Marila laxiflora SCA 209 Canellaceae Canella winterana SCA 62 Cannabaceae Celtis adolfi-friderici AFR 492 Celtis australis EUR 32 Celtis laevigata NAE 368 Celtis mildbraedii AFR 1575 Celtis occidentalis NAE 2 194 Celtis schippii SCA 1086 Celtis smallii NAE 7 Celtis tenuifolia NAE 3 Capparaceae Capparidastrum frondosum SCA 24423 Cynophalla hastata SCA 503 Quadrella cynophallophora SCA 43 Caprifoliaceae Viburnum acerifolium NAE 1 Viburnum ayavacense SCA 62 Viburnum dentatum NAE 294 Viburnum hallii SCA 23 Viburnum lantana EUR 6 Viburnum opulus EUR 2 Viburnum prunifolium NAE 971 Viburnum rafinesqueanum NAE 693 Viburnum reticulatum SCA 58 Viburnum rufidulum NAE 849 Viburnum tinus EUR 1 Weigela hortensis ASIA 35 Cardiopteridaceae Citronella incarum SCA 14 Caricaceae Jacaratia spinosa SCA 5 Vasconcellea cauliflora SCA 2 Caryocaraceae Caryocar amygdaliforme SCA 12 Caryocar glabrum SCA 4 Caryocar pallidum SCA 172 Celastraceae Cheiloclinium cognatum SCA 32 Crossopetalum rhacoma SCA 1846 Euonymus oxyphyllus ASIA 199 Maytenus schippii SCA 684 Perrottetia multiflora SCA 10 Perrottetia sessiliflora SCA 77 Cephalotaxaceae Cephalotaxus harringtonii ASIA 4 3 Cercidiphyllaceae Cercidiphyllum japonicum ASIA 2036 Chloranthaceae Hedyosmum angustifolium SCA 30 Hedyosmum anisodorum SCA 24 Hedyosmum cuatrecazanum SCA 137 Hedyosmum goudotianum SCA 310 Hedyosmum maximum SCA 37 Hedyosmum peruvianum SCA 25 Hedyosmum racemosum SCA 214 Hedyosmum scabrum SCA 86 Hedyosmum translucidum SCA 34 Hedyosmum UNKN SCA 4 Chrysobalanaceae Hirtella americana SCA 281 Hirtella macrophylla SCA 4 Hirtella triandra SCA 36781 Licania hypoleuca SCA 1069 Licania macrocarpa SCA 9 Licania micrantha SCA 14 Licania octandra SCA 2 Licania platypus SCA 2202 Licania UNKN SCA 6 Parinari occidentalis SCA 42 Clethraceae Clethra barbinervis ASIA 25 Clethra castaneifolia SCA 4 Clethra cuneata SCA 212 Clethra ferruginea SCA 137 Clethra obovata SCA 11 Clethra revoluta SCA 690 Clethra scabra SCA 43 Clethra UNKN SCA 215 Clusiaceae Chrysochlamys eclipes SCA 3325 Chrysochlamys ulei SCA 38 Clusia alata SCA 1373 Clusia ducuoides SCA 98 Clusia elliptica SCA 65 Clusia flaviflora SCA 6 Clusia pavonii SCA 10 Clusia rosea SCA 4 Clusia sphaerocarpa SCA 839 Clusia thurifera SCA 534 Clusia trochiformis SCA 609 Clusia UNKN SCA 260 Garcinia madruno SCA 3893 Garcinia recondita SCA 35184 Rheedia brasiliensis SCA 18 Symphonia globulifera SCA 1343 Tovomita weddelliana SCA 43 Vismia baccifera SCA 504 Vismia billbergiana SCA 30 Vismia gracilis SCA 65 Vismia macrophylla SCA 5 Vismia mandurr SCA 39 Vismia tomentosa SCA 19 Combretaceae Bucida buceras SCA 374 Pteleopsis hylodendron AFR 90 Terminalia amazonia SCA 426 Terminalia oblonga SCA 729 Terminalia superba AFR 279 Cordiaceae Cordia alliodora SCA 1095 Cordia bicolor SCA 6312 Cordia lasiocalyx SCA 11292 Cordia lomatoloba SCA 6 Cordia mexiana SCA 9 Cordia panamensis SCA 35 Cordia scabrifolia SCA 40 Cordia sulcata SCA 109 Cordia ucayaliensis SCA 21 Cornaceae Alangium prenmifolium ASIA 2 Cornus alternifolia NAE 110 Cornus drummondii NAE 8 Cornus florida NAE 73988 Cornus kousa ASIA 1 Cornus mas EUR 4 Cornus nuttallii NAW 38 Cornus sanguinea EUR 12 Swida controversa ASIA 959 Cunoniaceae Weinmannia auriculata SCA 37 Weinmannia bangii SCA 1809 Weinmannia cochensis SCA 659 Weinmannia crassifolia SCA 1785 Weinmannia fagaroides SCA 1 Weinmannia lechleriana SCA 76 Weinmannia mariquitae SCA 51 Weinmannia multijuga SCA 182 Weinmannia ovata SCA 198 Weinmannia pinnata SCA 73 Weinmannia reticulata SCA 956 Weinmannia UNKN SCA 4 Cupressaceae Callitropsis nootkatensis NAW 575 Calocedrus decurrens NAW 14 1 54557
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