Category Tree

Not known in a truly wild situation. Love

Acacia tortilis woodland, riverine woodland of Hyphaene, Acacia, etc.; Acacia, Delonix, Commiphora associations, scrub and succulent steppe; usually on rocky ground by permanent water; at elevations from 390 – 1,200 metres. Love

Readily colonizes stream banks and savannah areas where the soils are well drained and the water table remains fairly high all the year round. Love

Rocky slopes of wadis and gullies; Acacia- Commiphora woodland, sometimes on nearly bare rock with a strongly reduced root system, at elevations up to 850 metres. Love

Moist forest at elevations up to 550 metres in mountainous areas. Freshwater wetlands, either coastal or moist upland rainforest. Love

Lowland rain forest. Dominates mainly in permanent or seasonal lowland freshwater swamps, preferably on mineral soils with a pH higher than 4.5. Love

Woods and hedgerows. Love

Dry coastal limestone woodland. Along the sides of roads, secondary thickets and woodlands at elevations up to 600 metres in Jamaica. Love

Lowland and upland dry evergreen forest and well-drained sites in upland rainforest, at elevations from sea level to 2,100 metres. Love

Lowland and coastal forests. Love

Riverine swamps. Found in poorly drained or periodically flooded soils. Usually in permanently swampy areas, often forming extensive, high-density stands; also in gallery forests; usually at elevations below 500 metres, occ. to 900 metres. Love

Not known in a truly wild situation. Love

Within its natural range, mammee is most frequently found in semi-cultivation or in areas that have been disturbed. Love

A mid-canopy tree in humid tropical forests, usually growing in the more open, secondary formations, at elevations usually below 500 metres, but occasionally ascending to 1,700 metres. Love

Open forested areas to elevations of 1800 – 3600 metres. Love