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Banana plants (Musa sp.) at ITER

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Teide
Malpais de Guimar
Anaga
Canary Pine forest
Other habitats

an adaptation

bird-pollinated
crassulacean acid metabolism
glaucous wax coating
leafless
long-lived perennial
nitrogen-fixing
prolific flowering
succulent

or a plant family

Asteraceae10
Amaranthaceae5
Leguminosae4
Aizoaceae3
Euphorbiaceae3
Lamiaceae3
Poaceae3
Apiaceae2
Apocynaceae2
Brassicaceae2

Caryophyllaceae2
Scrophulariaceae2
Solanaceae2
Zygophyllaceae2
Asparagaceae1
Aspleniaceae1
Blechnaceae1
Boraginaceae1
Campanulaceae1
Caprifoliaceae1
Convolvulaceae1
Frankeniaceae1
Hyacinthaceae1
Hymenophyllaceae1
Juncaceae1
Lobariaceae1
Musaceae1
Oxalidaceae1
Parmeliaceae1
Peltigeraceae1
Plumbaginaceae1
Polygonaceae1
Pteridaceae1
Rubiaceae1
Selaginaceae1
Urticaceae1
Violaceae1
filmy fern1

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or a level of endemicity

native to the Canary Islands30
endemic to the Canary Islands15
endemic to Tenerife and La Palma8
non-native7
endemic to Tenerife6
endemic to Teide2
endemic to Macaronesia1
endemic to Tenerife and Gran Canaria1
endemic to Tenerife and La Gomera1

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