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cola nitida
Common Names: Kola Nut
A tropical African relative of the cocoa tree. Grows
well in protected areas of South Florida. A handsome tree, to 40', bears
leathery pods, whose seeds are the kola "nuts" famous for their role in
Coca Cola and other drinks. The nuts are chewed in Africa. They supposedly
improve the flavor of food. Slightly bitter (water drunk afterwards makes
them very sweet). Propagated by seed, individually in final container
as they do not transplant well.
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