The eucaena richode prefers a climate that is warm and humid, with moderate to high rainfall. It thrives in areas with tropical conditions, such as southern Panama. It is commonly found at lower altitudes, but can also be found at higher elevations.
Pioneers Native plant from southern Panama
Eucaena richode, also known as Pioneers, is a native plant to southern Panama. It is a versatile species that can range from a drought-tolerant shrub to a tall tree, reaching heights of up to 22 meters. With its large leaves and slower growth, this plant adds a unique touch to its natural habitat.
eucaena richode
Panama
- This plant belongs to the Chrysobalanaceae family. - It produces small, yellow flowers. - The fruit of this plant is edible and is often used in local cuisine. - The wood of this plant is durable and is used in construction. - It is known for its shade-providing capabilities.
- Well-draining soil - Preferably sandy or loamy soil - Tolerant of various soil types, including clay and rocky soil - pH range: slightly acidic to slightly alkaline
Native to southern Panama, this slower growing, large leaved plant varies from a drought hardy shrub to a tall tree (22 m).