planta de guaraná
Also known as Paullinia cupana, guarana
especie de planta trepadora nativa de la cuenca amazónica
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Guaraná is a climbing plant native to the Amazon basin, particularly Brazil, that belongs to the Sapindaceae family and is recognizable by its large leaves and flower clusters. It is best known for its seeds, which are roughly the size of coffee beans and come from the plant's beans.
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- Paullinia cupana
- taxon name
- Paullinia cupana
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- Paullinia cupana
- taxon common name
- 瓜拉纳
- short name
- P. cupana
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La Paullinia cupana es un arbusto trepador de la familia Sapindaceae. Es originario de la Amazonia, encontrado en Bolivia, Paraguay, Perú, Argentina, Brasil, Ecuador, Colombia y Venezuela. Su fruto, el guaraná, es rico en vitaminas y estimulantes como la cafeína por lo que es utilizado para consumos, principalmente como bebida.
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