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Allamanda

Genus of tropical evergreen climbers, of the Apocynaceae (periwinkle) family. A. cathartica, a climbing plant with yellow flowers from the West Indies, has emetic and purgative properties and is used as a cathartic.



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turcicus eggs were found in the soil of a potted Yellow Allamanda (Allamanda cathartica) which was purchased from one such large retail store in Lamar County; an adult female (MMNS 15992) and a juvenile (MNNS 15993) were subsequently captured at this location.
In the dense jungles of Guyana could be found bushes of Yellow Allamanda and Red Amaryllis.
Framed by palms, bougainvilleas, hibiscus and a courtyard wall planted with yellow allamanda, their home has the glamorous elegance--if not the size--of a Palm Beach villa.
 
 
 
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