lex vomitoria scientific classification
The ilex vomitoria derives from the Ilex genus, Aquifoliaceae family and Aquifoliales order.
Ilex vomitoria name
The name vomitoria derives from its use in native american cerimonies that included vomiting. It is also known as appalachian tea, dye-leaves, evergreen winterberry, gallberry, inkberry, yaupon holly.
lex vomitoria geographic location
Geographically, it is located in Eastern and South United States of America and South Canada.
Ilex vomitoria structure
It has a maximum height of about 2.5m. It is a shrub.
Ilex vomtoria leaves
It has green leaves with a obovate shape.
Ilex vomitoria flowers
It has white flowers.
Ilex vomitoria fruit
It has a black drupe.
Ilex vomitoria exposure
As to exposure it is suitable for direct sunlight.
Ilex vomitoria soil
It prefers a acidic soil, between 3.7 and 6ph.
Ilex vomitoria diseases
This plant is susceptible to pests like nematodes, scale, spittle bugs and spider mites.
Ilex vomitoria propagation
The propagation can be made through seeds and cuttings.
Ilex vomitoria uses
It is used mainly for ornamental purposes, such as green beds and green borders.
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