Alvaradoa (Alvaradoa)
Alvaradoa Genus Details
These plants, belonging to the Quassia family, are large shrubs and trees that reach 30 to 40' in height. When they bloom, they display green, white or yellowish flowers in clusters reaching 8" in length. Native to southern Florida, Mexico and Central America, this plant is currently listed as a threatened species in Florida. In Mexico, the bark is used in medicines as a digestive tonic and cough remedy.
Alvaradoa Allergy Info
Little or no allergenicity has been reported.
Alvaradoa Pollen Description
Grains are prolate to subprolate; the amb subtriangular and 3-colporate. The colpi are long and narrow with tapering ends. The ora is lalongate and the opercular is granular.
The sexine is reticulate and the grains are 28-34 x 20-21 micrometers.
Species in This Genus
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Mild Allergen |
Moderate Allergen |
Severe Allergen |
Allergy Test Available
Alvaradoa (Alvaradoa) is a genus of the SIMAROUBACEAE family.
This genus includes the following allergenic species:
This genus includes the following allergenic species:
