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Family: FABACEAE 
 Tylosema fassoglensis
 
  
Author:  Antonio Rocha da Torre & Jean Olive Dorothy Hillcoat 1955
Family:  Fabaceae
Habitat:  Tanzania, Sudan, Uganda, Kenya, Namibia, Southern Africa
Soil:  Mix or Grit
Water:  Medium
Sun:  Medium to Maximum
Thickness:  10 Centimetres or more
Height:  6 meters
Flower:  Yellow
Reproduction:  Seeds
Pop names:  -
Synonyms:  Bauhinia fassoglensis Kotschy ex Schweinfurth 1868, Bauhinia kirkii Oliver 1871. Bauhinia cissoides, Welwitsch 1871. Bauhinia welwitschii Oliv. 1871. Bauhinia bainesii Schinz 1900
Got it from:  Erkelens-Golkrath, Germany
Year:  2005

Two plants from Specks.

 

    This member of the Fabaceae family was given this name by Antonio Rocha da Torre and Jean Olive Dorothy Hillcoat  in 1955. It's found in the mid- and southern part of Africa, growing in well-drained soil with some water and lots of sun. The wines will reach for six meters, the caudex will grow to ten centimetres or more. The flowers are yellow, and seeds are the only way of reproduction.