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Scientific name: Erythrina crista-galli
Top Rank: Erythrina
Species: E. crista-galli
Family: Fabaceae

The cork tree, also called cockscomb erythrina, parrot’s beak, jew’s slipper, coral flower, sanandu or sananduva, is a tree from the legume family, native to southern Brazil, Argentina , Uruguay and Paraguay, reaching 10 meters in height.
Flower: Brick red flowers, in terminal racemes. Fruit: Flat pods.
Landscaping potential: The flowering tree is extremely ornamental and useful for landscaping.
Phenology: Flowers in June, lasting until November when the new leaves appear.

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