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This member of the Fabaceae was described by
D.J.Du Puy, P.B.Phillipson & R.Rabevohitra in 1995. It is found on
Madagascar, the flowers are from white via crème to yellow. It will
grow to three meters and the stem can get 40 centimetres in
diameter.
Former a Caesalpiniaceae. Now, it's a sub-family to the
Fabaceae: Caesalpinioideae.
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