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Help With Tree Identification

 
Sharmaine Bwanya
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Can someone help me identify this tree
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Welcome to the Permies Sharmaine!

It is helpful in identifying plants, to know where in the world the plant is located. Could you give us the region where you found this tree?


 
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My guess:
"Prolific grayish woody capsules about 2.5cm in diameter with compartments for 3 flattened seeds."
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