Excerpt from El Caucho: Las Plantas Que Lo Producen y Su Cultivo
Descripción - Como los heves, el manisoba pertene ce á la familia de las Euforbiáceas y al mismo género precisamente que nuestra yuca. Es un árbol de 10 has ta 12 metros, algo parecido por su porte al cbicasguil (jatro_pha Garcas de raíces tuberosas, tronco liso, ramas poco desarrolladas, hojas de tres hasta siete 16 bulos y recordando á las del frailecíllo (jatropha ele gaus kl), flores dispuestas en racimos como las de la yuca. Al madurar, las cápsulas revientan y riegan á alguna distancia las semillas que contienen, como su cede con el javillo.
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