The baobob is the most common.
Some native plants in Togo include baobab trees, shea trees, and kapok trees. As for animals, Togo is home to species such as elephants, hippos, chimpanzees, and various types of antelope.
The capital of Togo is Lomé. Its latitude and longitude coordinates are approximately 6.1379° N, 1.2125° E.
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The common name for plants in the rose family Geum is avens.
The baobob is the most common.
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Some native plants in Togo include baobab trees, shea trees, and kapok trees. As for animals, Togo is home to species such as elephants, hippos, chimpanzees, and various types of antelope.
Togo and Benin are both in West Africa. They both speak French and use the West African franc.
Some common surnames in Togo include Andrew, Patton, and George. Most of these have been adapted from or taken directly from Europeans which colonized the area hundreds of years ago.
Togo boasts a diverse range of plant life due to its varying climates and ecosystems, including tropical forests, savannas, and coastal regions. Common plants include oil palms, cocoa, and coffee, which are significant for agriculture. Additionally, the country is home to various species of hardwood trees, such as mahogany and teak, as well as numerous flowering plants and medicinal herbs. The rich biodiversity supports both local livelihoods and wildlife habitats.
51% = indigenous beliefs 29% = Christianity 20% = Islam
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Togo was created on 1960-04-27.
The size of Togo is 56.600km2
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