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Yes, it is called the stabucranius plant of South Africa and can be purchased only in certain locations such as medicine huts or from witch doctors.

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What is best host plant for sandalwood?

List of tree for sandalwood 1.Pine 2.Calliandra 3.Casuarina 4. Sesbania (Dhonosa,Khoro gos, Gangi gos) 5. Gliricidia 6. Cajanus (Orohor) 7. Citrus (Nemu) Sandalwood grows well with hosts such as Acacia(Australian acacia), Albizzia (sau koroi), Bombusa, Cassia( khorpat 1, hunaru 2),Erythrina (modar), Erythroxylon, Gossypium (cotton),Pongamia, Semecarpus (vaula, vela, gawal), Strychnos(makur kendu,nax vomika), Tectona (segun), Thespesia( porok pepol,Indian tuliptree), Vitex(ohoi) and Zocypus in natural forest Spike disease has been reported to be transmitted form hosts, such as Lantana, Acanthaclous, Ocimum Dedroclamus, Dodonea, Vinca and Eucalyptus. ASSocIated Plant Species S. austrocaledonicum In New Caledonia it mainly occurs in secondary forests and agricultural fallows in the Loyalty Islands. In dry forest (Grande Terre), it is often associated with Acacia spirorbis, Croton insularis, and Arytera collina.It also sometimes occurs with grasses, such as Panicum maxi­ mum, on plains and with ruderal species (families Fabaceae, Asteraceae, and Convolvulaceae). Var. minutum occurs in scrubland, with various shrub species including Cassinia trifoliata, Xanthostemon pubescens, Hibbertia deplancheana. In Vanuatu it frequently occurs with Acacia spirorbis, low shrubs, and Cyperaceae. Other associated plant species include coconut, grasses, bamboos, Cryptocarya turbinata, Hibiscus tiliaceus,Dracontomelon vitiensis,Garuga floribunda, Leucaena leucocephala (introduced), and Pterocarpus indicus. S. yasi Yasi is mainly found in open forest types (often with a grassy understory), including secondary forests developing in old garden sites.In Tonga,some trees were found in young dense forest on the islands of Vava'u, establishing themselves when the surrounding trees were smaller and the stand had been opened up for cultivation of agriculture crops. It also occurs in low coastal forest associations on small coralline islands. In Fiji associated woody species include Acacia richii, Casuarina equisetifolia, Calophyllum vitiense, Cocos nucifera, Fagraea gracilipes, Storckiella vitensis, Hibiscus tiliaceus, Thespesia populnea, and Dodonea viscosa. Associated species in Tonga include Broussonetia papyrifera, Citrus spp., Diospyros spp., Hernandia nymphaeifolia, Inocarpus fagifer, Morinda citrifolia, Pandanus tectorius, Pometia pinnata, and Rhus taitensis. Species commonly associated in modern introductions Both species have been successfully interplanted in Pinus caribaea plantations on 'Eua,Tonga.They are often planted inFijian village homegardenswith ornamentals and cultural species (e.g., Pandanus tectorius, Polyscias, Croton, Cordyline, and Euodia hortensis) and fruit trees (e.g., Artocarpus altilis, Citrus spp.,Musa spp., and Pometia pinnata).


What is the tube that gos to the mouth to the anus?

The tube is actually a series of tubes, which extend from the Mouth (with its tongue, which is a muscular hydrostat); to the Throat (cricopharyngeus muscle); to the Esophagus (a sphincter muscle surrounds this tube); to the Stomach (a pouch with elastic muscle); to the Small Intestines (a tube 22-25 feet long , a smooth digestive muscle); to the Large Intestines (a tube about 5 feet long, it consists of the colon and the rectum, and is a large digestive muscle consisting of three layers of muscles); to finally the Anus (the anus aka rectum, contains the internal and external anal sphincter muscles).These are the varying types of tubes and muscles, which progressively push and propel the food along our digestive track from out mouth, until it leaves our bodies through the anus.