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• The light green larvae feed on " Capparis sandwichiana ".
• Scrublands are dominated by ber and kair ( " Capparis decidua " ).
• The site of the ancient town was overgrown with " Capparis decidua " bushes.
• The plant pathogenic ascomycete fungus " Mycosphaerella capparis " was described from a caperbush.
• Other parts of " Capparis " plants are used in the manufacture of medicines and cosmetics.
• "Capparis spinosa " is found in the wild in the indigenous to this region is uncertain.
• The larvae feed on various Capparaceae species, including " Capparis canescens " and " Capparis mitchellii ".
• The larvae feed on various Capparaceae species, including " Capparis canescens " and " Capparis mitchellii ".
• The name " Caparica " is probably derived from the Latin word " capparis ", which means caper.
• "Capparis mitchellii " can grow up to six metres in height with leaves between two and six centimetres in length.
• The larvae feed on Brassicaceae species, including " Drypetes lateriflora " and " Capparis flexuosa " in Florida.
• Other species of " Capparis " are also picked along with " C . spinosa " for their buds or fruits.
• Species within the genus " Capparis " are highly variable, and interspecific hybrids have been common throughout the evolutionary history of the genus.
• Some species of " Capparis " are becoming rare, mainly due to habitat destruction, and a few are seriously threatened with extinction.
• In coastal areas, hammock edge species include blackbead ( " Pithecellobium keyense " ) and limber caper ( " Capparis flexuosa " ).
• A drought tolerant plant, " Capparis lasiantha " can be grown in arid or subtropical gardens, its heavy flowering and edible fruit give it horticultural potential.
• Mabinlins are sweet-tasting proteins found in Mabinlang seed ( and possibly in other " Capparis " species ); at least one of them is highly resistant to heat.
• The planting of native species like dhau ( Anogeissus pendula ), babul ( Acacia nilotica ), kair ( Capparis decidua ), and dhak ( Butea monosperma ) has been carried out.
• These include " Hippophae rhamnoides, Myricaria elegans, Salix viminalis, Capparis spinosa, Tribulus terrestris, Pegamum harmala, Sophora alopecuroides ", and " Lycium ruthenicum ".
• Isolated compounds were identified in " Capparis tomentosa " as 24-ethylcholestan-5-en-3-ol a phytosterol and a dipeptide derivative, N-benzoylphenylalanylaninol acetate.