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Musanga
Musanga is a fast-growing, deciduous tree native to tropical African forests. Characterized by its umbrella-shaped canopy and light wood, it thrives in well-lit forest clearings. Its leaves are large, with a distinctive palmate shape, aiding in its quick growth by maximizing sunlight absorption. Musanga is ecologically significant, often used as a pioneer species in forest regeneration.
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Propagation: Propagation of musanga via seeds requires warm temperatures, high humidity, and well-drained soil. Ensure bright, indirect light and maintain moist, but not overwatered, soil. After collecting ripe seeds, sow in a mix, keep warm and moist until germination, then transplant robust seedlings.
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