Symingtonia
Symingtonia (family Hamamelidaceae) A genus of trees that have trinerved leaves, and large, adpressed stipules covering the bud. The flowers are held in heads and become woody in the fruit. There are many winged seeds. There are 2 species, occurring in the Himalayas, and from southern China to western Malesia.
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