Definition: Cinchonia is a genus of flowering plants in the family Arecaceae. It contains 1 species, C. cuneata. These plants are known for their unique, glossy leaves and brightly colored flowers. The name "cinchonia" comes from the Latin word for "nail," which refers to the way the leaves on these plants form a distinctive structure resembling a nail. Cinchonia is native to Asia, including India, China, and some parts of Africa, but