Crossword-Solution: CARLUDOVICA
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
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Sentences with CARLUDOVICA (5)
The other chief articles of exportation are hides, cotton, "Panama hats," manufactured at Indian villages on the coast, cinchona bark, caucho, tobacco, orchilla weed, sarsaparilla, and tamarinds.[8] The hats are usually made of the "Toquilla" (_Carludovica palmata_), an arborescent plant about five feet high, resembling the palm.
The Colombian "Panama hat" is made from the fibres extracted from the ribs of the fan-shaped leaves of still another species of palm, _Carludovica palmata_, while in the Rio Sinú region the natives make a kind of butter ("manteca de Corozo") from the _Elaeis melanococca_, Mart., by peeling the nuts in water and then purifying the oil extracted in this way by boiling.
Hat-making from the "jipijapa" fibre taken from the _Carludovica_ palm is a domestic industry in many localities, and furnishes an article of export.
Besides rubber, the forests produce a great variety of cabinet and construction woods, ivory-nuts (from the "tagua" palm, _Phytelephas macrocarpa_), "toquilla" fibre (_Carludovica palmata_) for the manufacture of so-called Panama hats, cabbage palms, several species of cinchona, vanilla and dyewoods.
Towards the upper limits of the Atlantic tropical forests, below the oak region, _Chamædorea_, _Geonoma_, _Bactris_, _Euterpe longepetiolata_ and other palms of the same groups, as well as _Gulielma utilis_ (the pijivalle palm) and _Carludovica microphylla_ are seen in great abundance, mixed with tree ferns like _Alsophylla pruinata_, _Hemitelia horrida_, _Hemitelia grandifolia_, etc.