Sideroxylon grandiflorum

Sideroxylon grandiflorum
Ubing a kayo
Taksonomia
Pagarian:	Plantae
Klado:	Tracheophytes
Klado:	Angiospermae
Klado:	Eudicotidae
Klado:	Asterids
Urnos:	Ericales
Pamilia:	Sapotaceae
Henero:	Sideroxylon
Sebbangan:	S. grandiflorum
Dua a nagan
Sideroxylon grandiflorum A.DC.
Kapada a nagan[1]
Calvaria grandiflora (A.DC.) Dubard Sapota lessertii A.DC. Sideroxylon annithomae Aubrév. Sideroxylon lessertii (A.DC.) Baker

Ti Sideroxylon grandiflorum, ammo iti Ingles a kas ti tambalacoque wenno dodo tree, ket ti napauot ti biagna a kayo iti pamilia ti Sapotaceae, nga endemiko iti Mauritius. Daytoy ket mapatpategan apara iti kayona. Ti bunga ti Sideroxylon grandiflorum ket maipada iti melokoton.

Dagiti nagibasaran

1. "The Plant List". Naiyarkibo manipud iti kasisigud idi 2019-04-13. Naala idi 2019-09-12.

Dagiti akinruar a silpo

• Catling, P. M. (2001): Extinction and the importance of history and dependence in conservation. Biodiversity 2(3): 2-13 pdf
• Helfferich, C. (1990): The Turkey and the Tambalacoque Tree Naiyarkibo 2010-06-14 iti Wayback Machine
• Hershey, D. R. (2004): The widespread misconception that the tambalacoque absolutely required the dodo for its seeds to germinate. Plant Science Bulletin 50: 105-108.
• Hill, A. W. (1941): The genus Calvaria, with an account of the stony endocarp and germination of the seed, and description of the new species. Annals of Botany 5(4): 587-606. PDF fulltext (nasken ti pakabilangan ti agar-aramat)
• King, H. C. (1946): Interim Report on Indigenous Species in Mauritius. Port Louis, Mauritius: Government Printer.
• Owadally, A. W. & Temple, Stanley A. (1979): The dodo and the tambalacoque tree. Science 203(4387): 1363–1364.
• Quammen, David (1996): The Song of the Dodo: Island Biogeography in an Age of Extinction. Touchstone, New York. ISBN 0-684-82712-3
• Temple, Stanley A. (1977): Plant-animal mutualism: coevolution with Dodo leads to near extinction of plant. Science 197(4306): 885-886. HTML abstract
• Witmer, M. C. & Cheke, A. S. (1991): The dodo and the tambalacoque tree: an obligate mutualism reconsidered. Oikos 61(1): 133-137. HTML abstract