Sterculia setigera. She announced her departure from 2fm on 29 October 2021. Personal life. McSharry was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma in 2014. During treatment, she took a career break until 2015. She married Gordon Spierin in 2015 at Ballinacurra House in Kinsale, County Cork. The couple have two sons: Sam, born in 2016, and Ted, born in 2019. Louise McSharry Louise McSharry (born ca. 1982-1985) is an Irish broadcaster and disc jockey known for her work on RTÉ 2fm. Background. McSharry was born in Dublin, Ireland. Her father died of cancer at the age of 28, when she was 3 years 	Louise McSharry
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10042743	1981 Egyptian Open 1981 Egyptian Open The 1981 Egyptian Open was a men's tennis tournament played on outdoor clay courts that was part of the 1981 Volvo Grand Prix circuit. It was the fifth edition of the tournament and was played in Cairo, Egypt from 9 March until 15 March 1981. First-seeded Guillermo Vilas won the singles title. Finals. Singles. Guillermo Vilas defeated Peter Elter 6–2, 6–3 Doubles. Ismail El Shafei / Balázs Taróczy defeated Paolo Bertolucci / Gianni Ocleppo 6–7, 6–3, 6–1 1981 Egyptian Open The 1981 Egyptian Open was a men's tennis tournament played on outdoor clay courts that was 	1981 Egyptian Open
10042744	Sterculia setigera Sterculia setigera Sterculia setigera is a deciduous tree species within the Malvaceae family. It commonly occurs in the Sahelo-Sudan and Guinea savannah zones of Tropical Africa. Among the Hausa people it is known as Kukkuki. It is an important tree crop in Senegal as Gum karaya obtained from the woody species is exported from the country. Description. A deciduous tree that is capable of reaching 18 meters in height, it has an open spreading crown with buttressed base, its grey purple bark peels off in thin, irregular scales leaving pale patches, while a slash reveals a fibrous, brownish to 	Sterculia setigera
10042745	red inner bark and a white exudate. Leaves are simple and alternate in arrangement, nerves palmately arranged at base with leaves 5 entire or pointed lobes; leaf-blade is ovate to orbicular in outline, upper surface tends to be stellate and tomentose. Inflorescence is raceme type, calyx, 5 lobed, up to 12 mm in diameter, outer surface is green while inner surface is purple-red. The flowering period begins towards the end of the dry season between the months of February and April. Fruit is a sessile follicle, 6-10 cm long, oblong in shape, grey-green or brown in 	Sterculia setigera
10042746	color and many seeded, follicle can stay on tree even when seeds falls off. Distribution. Occurs from Senegal eastwards to Sudan and Ethiopia and in Angola, found in the savanna ecological zones, frequently on hill or rocky soils and in shallow gritty soils. Chemistry. Tests on stem bark extracts of the plant isolated the chemical compound, lupeol and a class of Procyanidin trimers. The sugar properties of the gum obtained from the species consisting of D-galacturonic acid, L-rhamnose, D-galactose is quite similar to those obtained from Sterculia Urens". Uses. Seeds are eaten by nomadic groups in Northern  Nigeria. A wide spread species, it has multi-purpose functions in various local communities. A decoction of stem bark extracts are used as part of an herbal regimen to treat skin ailments and infections, fever, diarrhea and toothache. Sterculia setigera Sterculia setigera is a deciduous tree species within the Malvaceae family. It commonly occurs in the Sahelo-Sudan and Guinea savannah zones of Tropical Africa. Among the Hausa people it is known as Kukkuki. It is an important tree crop in Senegal as Gum karaya obtained from the woody species is exported from the country. Description. A deciduous tree that