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Stizolobium

Stizolobium

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A group of tropical herbs and vines with three-part leaves and bright clustered flowers
  • proper noun
  • Specialized
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  • The genus Stizolobium includes several species valued for their nitrogen-fixing capabilities.

Examples

  • Many farmers in Asia cultivate species within Stizolobium for use as green manure.

  • Researchers collected samples from the Stizolobium plants growing in the tropical forest understory.

  • The Stizolobium plant thrives in tropical climates.

  • Have you ever seen a Stizolobium flower?

  • Many farmers in Asia cultivate species within Stizolobium for use as green manure.

  • Researchers collected samples from the Stizolobium plants growing in the tropical forest understory.

  • The genus Stizolobium includes several species valued for their nitrogen-fixing capabilities.

Synonyms

Mucuna
vsStizolobium
  • Specialized
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A tropical plant that grows as a herb or climbing vine with three-part leaves and showy flowers in small groups

is the same botanical group but uses an alternate scientific name

Surface Forms

Etymology

Stizolobium as a genus name can be broken into parts like stizo and lobium, with lobium sounding like lobe, which means 'part' or 'leaf section'. So to remember the genus Stizolobium, imagine warm-climate vines and herbs with divided leaves and clusters of showy flowers, which is exactly what these plants are.