Olivillo
Aextoxicon punctatum Ruiz & Pav.
Aextoxicon punctatum, known as Olivillo, is a species in the genus Aextoxicon of the family Aextoxicaceae. It was first described in 1797 by Ruiz & Pav. This plant is native to parts of South America, specifically Argentina South, and central and southern Chile.
Description
Aextoxicon punctatum is a member of the Aextoxicaceae family and is commonly referred to as Olivillo. The species was formally published in 1797 by Ruiz & Pav. Its geographic range includes Argentina South and regions in central and southern Chile. As a representative of the Aextoxicaceae, it contributes to the biodiversity of the flora in these areas.
Other common names
Olivillo
Distribution
Global · Argentina South · Chile Central · Chile South