Campnosperma
Campnosperma (family Anacardiaceae) A genus of tropical trees which are fast-growing and which yield pale, soft, useful timber. There are 10 species, with a Gondwanic range (see GONDWANA), occurring in tropical America, Madagascar, Seychelles, Malesia, and the western Pacific.
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