Pandanus boninensis

Pandanus native to Ogasawara

Flower name
Pandanus boninensis
Scientific name
Pandanus boninensis
Aliasオガサワラタコノキ, 小笠原蛸の木, キアダン, Screw pine, 蛸の木
Place of originOgasawara Islands
Place of floweringSeashore, Subtropical region
Flowering seasonMay, June

What is Pandanus boninensis

Pandanus, scientific name:Pandanus boninensis , is a tropical evergreen shrub of the Pandanus genus , Pandanaceae department native to the coast near Ogasawara Islands. Pineapple-like aggregate fruit is fruit, but fruit shape differs from Adan. As the aggregate fruit ripen from yellow orange discoloration and peeled 1 clove at a time the Poro-Poro fruit. Trees plants and Park trees, sea forest, fruit is used in edible oil.

Generic name: Pandanus, scientific name:Pandanus boninensis, aka: Ogasawara takonoki , Screw pine, origin: Ogasawara Islands, environment: near the coast, Height: 5 m, leaf length: 100 cm, leaf color: green, dioecious, male flower color: white, female color: pale green, fruiting period: August-11-fruits: pineapple, similar fruit color: yellow-orange in color, fruit diameter: 20-30 cm, Fruit-eating animals: hermit crab (rental property), coconut crab ,mice and bats, applications: fruit food and edible oil, trees, ornamental and park trees, sea forest, note: pandanus and Adan difference-Taco Nokia height: 5-10 m, the tree upright and number of branches: small. Adana height: 3 m, the tree: on the oblique bending, branch number: many.