Luvunga facts for kids
Luvunga is a group of plants, also known as a genus, that grows in Asia. These plants are part of the Rutaceae family, which is also called the citrus family. This means they are related to oranges, lemons, and other citrus fruits!
What is Luvunga?
Luvunga plants belong to the Citreae tribe within the Rutaceae family. This family is known for its fragrant leaves and fruits, like the ones we eat. While Luvunga plants are related to citrus, they might not produce fruits that people commonly eat. They are found in various parts of Asia.
Different Types of Luvunga Plants
Scientists group living things into categories. A 'species' is a specific type of plant or animal. The Luvunga genus includes several different species, each with its own unique features. Here are some of the known species:
- Luvunga angustifolia
- Luvunga borneensis
- Luvunga calophylla
- Luvunga crassifolia
- Luvunga eleutherandra
- Luvunga minutiflora
- Luvunga monophylla
- Luvunga motleyi
- Luvunga nitida
- Luvunga papuana
- Luvunga philippinensis
- Luvunga sarmentosa
- Luvunga scandens
- Luvunga tavoyana
See also
In Spanish: Luvunga para niños
