Sterculia
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 Sterculia foetida
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Sterculia (tropical chestnuts)
- Sterculia africana mopopaja tree
- Sterculia alata buddha coconut
- Sterculia alexandrii cape sterculia
- Sterculia apetala panama tree
- Sterculia balanghas
- Sterculia carthaginensis
- Sterculia chicha maranhão nut
- Sterculia diversifolia bottle tree
- Sterculia foetida sterculia nut, java olive
- Sterculia guerichii
- Sterculia guttata
- Sterculia ipomoeifolia
- Sterculia monosperma china chestnut, (pheng phok)
- Sterculia murex lowveld chestnut
- Sterculia oblongata
- Sterculia quadrifida (gorarbar)
- Sterculia quinqueloba five-lobed sterculia
- Sterculia ramiflora (an-ji-ur)
- Sterculia rogersii ulumbu tree
- Sterculia rupestris narrowleaved bottle tree
- Sterculia schumanniana
- Sterculia tomentosa
- Sterculia treubii
- Sterculia trichosiphon broadleaved bottle tree
- Sterculia triphaca
- Sterculia urceolata
- Sterculia urens (gulu)
- Sterculia zastrowiana
Sterculia species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including the leaf-miner Bucculatrix xenaula, which feeds exclusively on the genus.
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