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Pithecellobium decandrum

Accepted name

 Pithecellobium decandrum Ducke

Taxonomy

 Tribe: Ingeae;  Genus: Pithecellobium

Geographical records

 South America:   Brazil(U)1
(N = native, I = introduced, U = uncertain status)

Sources

 1988 (Americas) Zarucchi JL

References
1:Ducke, A. (1949) Bol. Tecn. Inst. Agron. N. 18: 1-248 Notas Flora Neotropica-II: Ama

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Nomenclature
TROPICOS nomenclatural database at Missouri Botanical Garden (W3TROPICOS)

Rhizobia
database of root-nodule bacteria at RIKEN, Japan


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