A tree species or plant from Madagascar with medicinal or traditional uses in local cultures.
A Malagasy or local Madagascan term, likely combining roots from indigenous languages of Madagascar. The word reflects the naming conventions of plants discovered and named by local populations rather than Western botanists.
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