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 * Plants, mostly West and Tropical African:


 * Isoberlinia doka, West African tree
 * Hydnora africana, wickedly cool plant
 * Anogeissus leiocarpus, West African tree
 * Florissantia, wickedly cool fossil
 * Euryops chrysanthemoides, South African shrub
 * Uvaria chamae, West African small tree
 * Laportea aestuans, tropical African plant
 * Azorella selago, sub-Antarctic cushion plant
 * Alchornea cordifolia, tropical African tree
 * Okoubaka, West and Central African tree genus
 * Coffea magnistipula, West African shrub, may be of genetic interest to agriculture
 * Gahnia, Australo-Pacific sedge
 * Antiaris, tropical latex-producing trees of Africa and Asia
 * Morus mesozygia, tropical African tree


 * Cushion plant, very cool plants of the arctic regions and alpine mountain zones


 * Geography, real or imagined, of West Africa:


 * Mountains of Kong, a fictitious mountain range in West Africa
 * Mount Kilimanjaro climbing routes, alternative to crapping up the Mount K. article with this, someone please nominate it for deletion
 * Tembakounda, the source of the Niger River
 * Ngadda River, important West African river
 * Cestos River, a river in West Africa


 * Economics of West West Africa (a beginning):


 * Banana production in Côte d'Ivoire, a major local and export crop
 * Cocoa production in Côte d'Ivoire, major export crop and social issue


 * Theater:


 * Shotgun Players, Bay Area theatre group
 * Eric W. Sawyer, American playwright, composer


 * Geology:


 * Monterey Formation, major California oil formation


 * People:


 * Alexander Louis Peal, a West African conservationist
 * Arthur Galston, Agent Orange botanist
 * Santi Santamaría, Catalan chef
 * Nestor J. Zaluzec, American inventor
 * Horace R. Clayton, African American sociologist
 * Sidney Hall, an illustrator
 * Alexandr Innokentevich Tolmatchew, Siberian botanist
 * Auguste Jean Baptiste Chevalier, French botanist