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Illicium macranthum

Illicium macranthum A.C.Sm.
Illicium macranthum
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Illicium macranthum is a species in the genus Illicium, belonging to the family Schisandraceae. It was first described by A.C.Sm. in 1947 and is native to South-Central China.

Description

Illicium macranthum is a plant species within the genus Illicium, part of the Schisandraceae family. This species was formally published in 1947 by A.C.Sm. and is geographically restricted to the South-Central region of China. The genus Illicium is known for its aromatic properties and includes several species with medicinal and ornamental uses. I. macranthum contributes to the biodiversity of the Schisandraceae family, which is characterized by woody plants primarily found in tropical and subtropical regions. Its specific ecological and morphological traits remain under study, but its distribution within China highlights the region's rich botanical diversity.

Distribution

China South-Central

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