Serianthes
Serianthes (family Leguminosae, subfamily Mimosoideae) A genus of trees that have big, pinnate leaves, and numerous small leaflets. The pod is flat, and indehiscent. Several species grow fast. There are 10 species, occurring from eastern Malesia to the Pacific islands.
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