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Pin cherry, wild red cherry
This generally small tree may grow up to 15 m tall. Its fairly straight trunk is covered with shiny, smooth, reddish-brown bark.
Plant formBroadleaf treeFamilyRosaceae -
Pink trumpet tree, pink poui
This large tree grows 5 to 35 m tall, with a trunk up to 1 m in diameter. It bark is quite deeply furrowed. Its deciduous leaves have 3 to 5 leaflets 5 to 22 cm long.
Plant formBroadleaf treeFamilyBignoniaceae -
Pitch apple
This tree grows to 7 to 18 m on average and is easily recognizable by its wide, dense crown. In Colombia, it sometimes reaches 30 m tall. It has aerial roots.
Plant formBroadleaf treeFamilyClusiaceae -
Porcupine-grass, bottlebrush grass
The stem of this plant grows 60 to 120 cm tall. Its leaves are 6 to 12 mm wide and rough on the upper side. Its flowers form an 8 to 17 cm-long spike.
Plant formHerbaceous terrestrial plantFamilyPoaceae (Gramineae) -
Princess vine
This climbing plant grows up to 6 m or more. Most of its parts are downy. The simple, rounded and slightly elongated leaves are 2 to 6 cm long. The flowers are white or pale yellow.
Plant formHerbaceous climbing plantFamilyVitaceae -
Quira, macacauba, macawood
This large tree grows up to 30 m tall and 1 m in diameter.
Its pinnate, deciduous leaves are composed of 4 to 7 pairs of leaflets, each of them 5 to 11 cm long.
Plant formBroadleaf treeFamilyFabaceae -
Rain tree, saman tree
This large, fast-growing tree reaches heights of over 25 m and has a characteristic broad crown measuring more than 30 m across, sometime up to 40 m. It has dark, fissured bark.
Plant formDeciduous treeFamilyFabacées -
Red baneberry
This perennial plant has a stalk 30 to 40 cm long. Its compound leaves are divided into dentate or serrate ovate leaflets.
Plant formHerbaceous terrestrial plantFamilyRanunculaceae -
Red columbine
This perennial plant has a fragile 30 to 60 cm long stalk. Its leaves are thin and deeply divided.
Plant formHerbaceous terrestrial plantFamilyRanunculaceae -
Red maple
This tree grows 20 to 25 m and sometimes even 35 m tall. The trunk is covered with scaly bark, divided into scaly ridges fastened at the centre and loose at both ends.
Plant formBroadleaf treeFamilySapindaceae -
Red oak, gray oak
This tree usually grows 18 to 25 m tall, but may reach over 35 m. Its bark is smooth and gray when young, but develops dark wide grooves and long flat ridges with age.
Plant formBroadleaf treeFamilyFagaceae -
Red pine
This 20 to 39 m tall tree has 10 to 16 cm long needles, in bundles of two. They are shiny dark green and flexible, semi-circular in cross-section. They break in half when bent.
Plant formConiferFamilyPinaceae