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Zanthoxylum coco : ウィキペディア英語版 | Zanthoxylum coco
''Zanthoxylum coco'' (also known as ''Fagara coco'') is an evergreen tree of the Rutaceae family, natural of Argentina and Bolivia where it grows in the wild, mostly hilly, spinniferous forests. Its natural habitat ranges the hilly forest of Sierras Pampeanas. ==Description==
The coco, also ''cochucho'' or ''smelly sauco'', is usually found either in isolated groups or standing alone, from a small to medium sized tree, ranging 6 to 8 metres in height . The foliage is abundant, evergreen with imparipinnate leaves that present paired spines presumably in the place of leaflets. Punctations, in pairs, on the leaflets are quite distinctive. Leaves have serrated margins and pinnate venation. Flowers have five petals and are arranged in panicular inflorescences. The fruit is spherically shaped, dehiscent; containing a shiny blackish seed.〔Stucker, G.V.: (1930), Contribución al estudio del Fagara coco, Congreso Internacional de Biología, Montevideo, Oct. 1930.〕 The whole plant has a characteristic unpleasant smell, hence the alternative name "smelly sauco".〔Fernández Rua, R.: (1933), El alcaloide de la corteza del Fagara coco: la fagaridina, Córdoba, folleto - 12 pp. y tablas.〕
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