Henoonia myrtifolia
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NameHenoonia myrtifolia
Scientific NameHenoonia myrtifolia
Plant FamilyStyracaceae
Natural HabitatThis plant is found in xeromorphic (dry) coastal and subcoastal forests, specifically documented in the Daiquirí coast region of Santiago de Cuba province, Cuba, at an elevation of approximately 5 meters.
Parts Used
Medicinal Actions
Traditional UsesNo traditional medicinal uses are documented in the provided information or readily available public sources for Henoonia myrtifolia.
Preparation Methods
Cultivation NotesPrefers xeromorphic (dry) conditions typical of coastal and subcoastal forest environments. Grows as a shrub reaching 4-5 meters in height. Requires well-drained soil and likely tolerates saline conditions.
Rarityuncommon
Description
Henoonia myrtifolia is a woody shrub, typically growing 4-5 meters tall, characterized by slender, often grayish branches and small, somewhat leathery, obovate to elliptic leaves. The specimen shows mature branches with persistent leaves and evidence of few flowers and some fruits.
