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Displaying records 1–20 of 53 for your search terms: Genus: cassia
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Fabaceae Lindl.
Intr.Nat.Syst.Bot. Ed.2:148 (1836)
Cassia L.
Sp.Pl. [Linnaeus] 1:376 (1753)
Cassia absus L.
Hairy Cassia Sp.Pl. [Linnaeus] 1:376 (1753)
Cassia artemisioides DC.
Silver Cassia Prodr. 2:495 (1825)
Cassia australis Sims
Australian Senna Bot.Mag. 53:Tab.2676 (1826)
Cassia barclayana Sweet
Fl.Australas. Pl. 32 (1828)
Cassia cardiosperma F.Muell.
Fragm. (Mueller) 10:50 (1876)
Cassia charlesiana Symon
Trans.Roy.Soc.South Australia 90:126 (1966)
Cassia chatelainiana Gaudich.
Green Cassia Voy.Uranie [Freycinet] 485, Tab. 111 (1830)
Cassia cladophylla W.Fitzg.
J.& Proc.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 3:147-148 (1918)
Cassia costata J.F.Bailey & C.T.White
Queensland Agric.J. 4:287 (1915)
Cassia curvistyla J.M.Black
Trans.Roy.Soc.South Australia 62:354 (1938)
Cassia cuthbertsonii F.Muell.
Victorian Naturalist 5:75 (1888)
Cassia desolata F.Muell.
Grey Cassia Linnaea 25:389 (1853)
Cassia desolata F.Muell. var. desolata
Cassia ferraria Symon
Trans.Roy.Soc.South Australia 90:130 (1966)
Cassia fistula L.
Sp.Pl. [Linnaeus] 1:377 (1753)
Cassia glutinosa DC.
Sticky Cassia Prodr. 2:495 (1825)
Cassia goniodes Benth.
Hooker's Icon.Pl. 11:48-49,Tab.1061 (1870)
Cassia hamersleyensis Symon
Creeping Cassia Trans.Roy.Soc.South Australia 90:108 (1966)
Cassia helmsii Symon
Crinkled Cassia Suppl.Black's Fl.S.Austral. 180 (1965)

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