Caesalpinia

Examples

• All

• The botanical garden features several species of Caesalpinia with their vibrant yellow blossoms.

• Researchers are studying Caesalpinia for its potential medicinal properties and ecological benefits.

• The bright flowers of the Caesalpinia are popular in tropical gardens worldwide.

• Many gardeners love Caesalpinia for its vibrant flowers.

• The bright flowers of the Caesalpinia are popular in tropical gardens worldwide.

• The botanical garden features several species of Caesalpinia with their vibrant yellow blossoms.

• Many gardeners love Caesalpinia for its striking and colorful blooms.

Compounds

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Caesalpinia bonduc

• Specialized

9.9

A tropical tree with large prickly pods and brown seeds used for jewelry and prayer beads

C

Caesalpinia bonducella

• Specialized

9.9

A tropical tree with large prickly seed pods and hard shiny seeds used for jewelry and rosaries

C

Caesalpinia coriaria

• Specialized

9.9

A small tree or bush without thorns from tropical America whose seed pods make tannin

C

Caesalpinia echinata

• Specialized

9.9

A tropical tree with heavy red wood that people use to make furniture and red dye

C

Caesalpinia ferrea

• Specialized

9.9

A tropical tree from South America with heavy, hard wood used for building

C

Caesalpinia gilliesii

• Specialized

9.9

A tropical shrub with bright orange or red flowers like the bird of paradise bush

C

Caesalpinia pulcherrima

• Specialized

9.9

A tropical shrub like a small tree with bright orange, red and yellow flowers grown in gardens

Surface Forms

Etymology