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takila 41
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Puis traversant le Morondava, dont les bords sont ombragés par de beaux et grands arbres et marchant dans une plaine sablonneuse semée d'arbustes épineux et ça et là, de quelques bouquets d'arbres (Sakoa (Spondias dulcis) Kily ou tamarins (Tamarindus indica), Satrana (Hyphoene coriacea), lamoty (Flacourtia sepieria et Taly (?), je suis arrivé en 1 h. 1/2 à Ampanihy... |
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takila 313
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Equally widely distributed is the tamarind tree (Tamarindus indica), and there is scarcely a village without at least one leafy specimen, beneath whose welcome shade the chiefs hold palavers and the villagers gossip or make love. |
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takila 167
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The diet [of ring-tailed lemurs] consists of fruits, leaves, flowers, herbs, other plant parts including bark, and sap from close to three dozen different plant species; the kily tree (Tamarindus indica) is especially favored. |
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takila 44
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Tamarindus indicus dont le feuillage est, sinon persistant, du moins partiellement permanent, de port globuleux, il représente en ces lieux la vie plus active. |
takila 49
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Dans la plaine on retrouve Tamarindus indicus des plaines de l'Ouest, mais ici plus chargée d'épiphytes qui n'offrent malheureusement qu'un intérêt botanique. |
takila 55
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Dans les grandes plaines sèches où sont éparpillés des Tamariniers (Tamarindus indicus), des Baobabs, Adansonia Za, aux grosses fleurs jaunes, A. Grandidierii, un Bauhinia, B. concinata aux longs rameaux à demi-sarmenteux, ... |
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takila 123
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Tamarindus indica (Madiro) (Julia Novy 115). Preparation: tea. Traditional use: for jaundice. |
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takila 39
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Tamarindus indica are abundant with their refreshing pulp |
takila 73
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Tamarindus indica (Cesalpaceae), the Kily, bears bark which soothes rheumatism and measles, leaves good for urinary infections, and laxative fruits rich in vitamin C. |
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takila 260
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Chevalier (1946) was of the opinion that the ancestral range of Tamarindus indicus was Abyssinia, whereas Decary (1947a) thought the species to be native to Madagascar. He postulated that, had Arabs introduced the tree, the species should be restricted to regions they frequented (the northwest in particular), but it is most abundant in the riparian zone of the southwest. In addition, certain endemic vertebrate species, such as Lemur catta, feed extensively on the leaves and fruits of this tree (Rasamimanana and Rafidinarivo 1993). |
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takila 102
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KILY = MADILO = MADIRO = VOAMATORY = TAMARIN = TAMARINIER = Tamarindus indica Linné (Césalpiniacées). - Ecorce pour l'asthme.
- Feuilles: Blessures, diurétique, vermifuge et calmant.
- Fruits: Maux d'estomac et laxatif.
- La pulpe des fruits sert à faire cailler le lait: 4 graines pour 1 litre.
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